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Meet the candidate for County Assessor/Recorder/Clerk (opens the original)
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Jordan Marks is unopposed in this race. We asked a county spokesperson why we must vote for races where one candidate is running unopposed. This is what the county’s Deputy Communications Director, Sarah Sweeney told us: “The County of San Diego lists an unopposed candidate on the November ballot because the County Charter requires a general‑election vote whenever two or fewer candidates qualify. This is specified in County Charter Section 401.3.” The San Diego County Assessor/Recorder/Clerk is
Central Library exhibit urges viewers to 'Remember Us' (opens the original)
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Remember Us The Holocaust (RUTH) occupies a somewhat small room in downtown San Diego’s central library. But the history it represents is vast: the history of a dark time, reminders of an incomprehensibly profound evil one group of humans visited upon another, preserved in a collection of artifacts that tells the story in a vivid, visceral way — of those who died and those who lived through the Holocaust. RUTH is more than just an acronym for this exhibit. “It’s named after my mother Ruth Goldsc
$1.6 billion, 150-mile power line gets strong pushback from residents (opens the original)
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Scores of people, many dressed in yellow T-shirts, packed the San Marcos City Council chambers Thursday. Those T-shirts had slogans like “Save Fallbrook,” “Save Palomar Mountain,” and “Save Temecula.” They weren’t there for a San Marcos City Council meeting, but to give an earful to the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) over a proposed high-voltage power line. The Golden Pacific Powerlink would move electricity from Imperial County and Arizona to San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) cust
High heat, heavy power usage strain electric systems (opens the original)
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It’s as simple as two plus two equals four — if we’re experiencing high heat, we’re going to use more power to stay cool. The folks who provide electricity locally and statewide say we’re in a better position than ever to weather heavy power usage. Thousands of people have lost power over the course of this heat wave in San Diego County. Still, San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) said its system is holding up pretty well. “This is something that we prepare for, not only over the last few days, but
What if a plane overshoots the runway at San Diego Int'l Airport? (opens the original)
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After an Amazon cargo plane overshot the runway Sunday at Miami International Airport, killing five people and leaving the pilot and co-pilot with minor injuries, you might wonder what would happen if the same situation unfolded here. Since the crash, some have speculated that an Engineered Materials Arresting System (EMAS) could’ve stopped the 767 before lives were lost. An EMAS is basically crumbled concrete that a plane sinks into, bringing it to a stop. There is an EMAS at the west end of Sa
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