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Measure B: San Diego County Health & Safety Act (opens the original)
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Measure B, officially called the San Diego County Health & Safety Act, is a citizen-led, countywide half-cent sales tax that would generate funding for healthcare, childcare, food security, public safety, such as wildfire prevention and local solutions to the Tijuana River sewage crisis. A “yes” vote would authorize the County of San Diego to impose a half-cent sales-tax increase, creating a dedicated local revenue source for the proposed areas of funding. A “no” vote means there would be no new
Measure A: Extending supervisor term limits and other County Charter reforms (opens the original)
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Measure A would allow county supervisors to serve three four-year terms (instead of the current two-term maximum), and it would grant them more power over county government. It would reform the county charter to create a new budget analyst, program auditor and ethics commission. It would allow supervisors to confirm and remove some senior county staff. It would also require additional public disclosures of some county spending. A “yes” on Measure A would extend supervisor term limits and advance
San Diego City Council calls for more safeguards surrounding robotaxis (opens the original)
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The San Diego City Council passed a resolution Monday calling for more safeguards for driverless taxis. One of the leading robotaxi companies, Waymo, officially launched in San Diego this month. Councilmember Marni von Wilpert, however, said local elected officials didn't have a chance to design policies surrounding the company’s operations — or whether it should even be in San Diego at all. That’s despite robotaxis making headlines across the country in recent months for blocking first responde
San Diego County sheriff outlines jail healthcare reforms (opens the original)
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San Diego County Sheriff Kelly Martinez this week outlined what she’s doing to reform the local jail system, which is facing a series of lawsuits alleging unsafe conditions inside many of the aging buildings. During a presentation to the board of supervisors, Martinez said her department has enacted new policies leading to better medical and mental healthcare for inmates — and fewer in-custody deaths. “I want this to be foundational, sustainable and the way we operate going forward,” she told th
San Diego Water Authority to generate $15M from Burbank water deal (opens the original)
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The San Diego County Water Authority is expected to generate $15 million in revenue during the first five years of a long-term agreement announced Thursday that will allow Burbank, in Los Angeles County, to purchase water from the agency. Under the agreement, Burbank will be able to purchase up to 5,000 acre- feet of water annually through 2047, according to the Water Authority. The agencies will use existing infrastructure to share the water, with no new pipelines required. Water Authority offi
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