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Hate Graffiti Rattles Imperial Beach in Election Season (opens the original)
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A string of recent antisemitic and other politically motivated vandalism has Imperial Beach residents on edge as elections heat up that will determine the city’s balance of political power. Last week, one or more vandals scrawled Nazi, white power and other antisemitic messages onto the home of a prominent Jewish Democratic activist and another property closer to the beach. In a separate incident, vandals last month slashed a tire, damaged political signs and poured a foreign substance into a pi
Chula Vista School Board Candidate Scrubbed ICE From Resume (opens the original)
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Earlier this year, Chula Vista Elementary School District Trustee Jessica Tolston’s job looked like it might pose a threat to her campaign for the school board. Tolston is a Democrat running for a four-year term in a predominantly Latino district where fears of immigration enforcement run high. She was appointed to her first partial term in office in 2025. When she sought county Democrats’ endorsement in May, a group of Latino party activists raised questions about Tolston’s job as a management
National City Is Poised to Hire a Towing Company that Got Suspended (opens the original)
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National City is preparing to award a lucrative contract for municipal towing services to a towing company that was recently suspended by the city of San Diego for failing to pay more than $279,000 in overdue invoices. San Diego suspended Cortes Towing Enterprises last September after the company fell into arrears on impound fees it was supposed to collect on the city’s behalf from vehicle owners whose cars had been towed. The department later reversed the suspension after the company paid the o
Is the Gaylord Hotel Living Up to Its Promise? (opens the original)
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This week, I took a detailed look at the finances of Chula Vista’s Gaylord Pacific Resort and Convention Center, which opened a little more than a year ago. Officials at both the city and the Port of San Diego say the $1.3 billion mega-resort is a game-changing investment that will generate millions in new revenue and spur an economic transformation of Chula Vista’s once-industrial waterfront. Financially, those promises appear on their way to being fulfilled, but they’re not there yet. And econ
Chula Vista’s Gaylord Hotel May Cost More Than Expected (opens the original)
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A little more than a year after the Gaylord Pacific Resort and Convention Center debuted on the shoreline of South San Diego Bay, signs are emerging that the cost of publicly subsidizing the $1.3 billion mega-resort could end up being significantly higher than officials originally predicted. Officials at Chula Vista and the Port of San Diego borrowed $383 million to subsidize the 36-acre resort. They did so, as many governments do, by issuing bonds, which function like a loan. Now they’re gearin
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