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City questions Gaslamp Quarter Association leader amid Comic Con ad controversy (opens the original)
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The Gaslamp Quarter Marquee is iconic to the heart of San Diego. Right now, it’s also at the center of controversy that’s not only threatening to end the contract between the city of San Diego and the Gaslamp Association, but it also questions whether the head of the Gaslamp Quarter Association accepted money he shouldn’t have. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. A copy of the letter the city sent to the Executive Director of the Gaslamp Quarter Association, Michae
Community concerned for safety as search for sexually violent predator continues (opens the original)
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The news of Merle Wakefield escape has reignited concerns among this Rancho Bernardo community who once fought very hard to keep a sexual violent predator from being placed in this neighborhood. “It’s a little bit creepy and unsettling for sure,” Jeff Grace said. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. Jeff is among many Rancho Bernardo neighbors keeping their head on a swivel for Mere Wakefield. Wakefield is convicted of lewd acts on a child in 1980 and rape by means
Survey finds money is top concern among San Diegans (opens the original)
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A new survey called “San Diego Vital Signs” checked in with hundreds of people across the county to get a snapshot of issues that matter to San Diegans. NBC 7 heard from Dr. Wong, a UCSD political science professor who helped lead it. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. One of the main takeaways from the survey is that the biggest concern for many San Diegans is the economy. Many of them expressed concern about housing affordability and uncertainty about the future
Outdoor dining could soon be returning to Chula Vista (opens the original)
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Outdoor dining could soon be returning to Chula Vista, but it won’t be in the form of parklets. The outdoor dining ordinance is now heading to a vote, but if approved, it would streamline the process for businesses to set up outdoor dining outside their cafes, restaurants, and businesses all across Chula Vista. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. When you drive along Third Avenue in Chula Vista, you’ll notice there are some restaurants with outdoor dining, an exper
San Diego leaders seek tighter rules for Waymo driverless cars (opens the original)
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As driverless cars become more common in the streets of San Diego, city leaders are pushing for more controls over them. Since Waymo made its debut in San Diego, you probably have spotted them driving around. Stream San Diego News for free, 24/7, wherever you are with NBC 7. Now city leaders are urging the governor and California legislature to restore local control over the driverless ride services to help make sure companies follow rules and to keep people from losing their jobs. “I’m definite
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