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Appeals panel overturns felony murder conviction in case of man killed in North Park dispute over hair (opens the original)
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A state appeals court panel has reversed a first-degree murder conviction stemming from a 2022 killing in North Park. A jury convicted Alberto Barraza last year of fatally stabbing 23-year-old Nikko Guardado. A judge sentenced him to 26 years to life. But a three-judge panel found Wednesday that the stabbing was more like an assault with a deadly weapon, not a killing that occurred during the commission of a robbery, which means it can not be considered under the state’s felony murder rule. The
Review: ‘Oh, Mary!’ — Just the right amount of offensive and raunchy (opens the original)
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I cried because I was laughing so hard, then I cried because I didn’t want “Oh, Mary!” to end. San Diego has only one weekend to see the historical farce at the Civic Theatre. It’s the West Coast debut of Cole Escola’s off-Broadway passion project, which word-of-mouth propelled to Broadway, where it became a Tony-winning smash. “Oh, Mary!” is a one-act, 80-minute play with no intermission. It could have been four hours with no intermission and I would have stayed, despite the risk of peeing my p
In race to become La Mesa’s next mayor, candidates draw lines on homelessness and affordability (opens the original)
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Since 1990, La Mesa has had only two mayors. The city is about to elect a third. Dozens, many clad in brown and gold, piled into La Mesa First United Methodist Church on Tuesday to hear from candidates, while slyly checking the Padres score. The mayoral candidates — council members Patricia Dillard and Laura Lothian, former treasurer Jim Stieringer and businessman Quinn Reese — fielded questions at the forum, alongside council candidates Moana Alo and Amanda-Dawn Natalia. The four running for ma
Personal safety, cleanliness sticking points in survey about downtown San Diego (opens the original)
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Residents sounded off on their perceptions of downtown in an international survey, with the majority of respondents describing it as a great city experience, though scores on walkability, personal safety, cleanliness and public transit access all fell below the national average. The global architect firm, the Gensler Research Institute, based in San Francisco, shared the results of “The Downtown Report: City Pulse 2026” at Downtown San Diego Partnership’s new event, The State of Downtown. Gensle
La Mesa election guide: Mayor’s race takes center stage as voters weigh school and college bonds (opens the original)
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La Mesa voters will begin receiving mail ballots Oct. 6, giving voters a month to decide who will lead the city moving forward. Here is a look at what will be on city residents’ ballots on election day, Nov. 6. The race for city council has already been decided. With only two candidates competing for two open seats, both are guaranteed a spot on the council. Moana Alo, a staffer for state Sen. Akilah Weber Pierson, will take one of the two seats. Alo lists housing and homelessness, seniors and a
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