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China Regulators Investigating San Diego-Based Qualcomm
- Nov. 25
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Qualcomm said Monday that details of the investigation by the National Development and Reform Commission are confidential but that it's not aware of any charge by the commission the chip maker has violated the anti-monopoly law.
Food Stamp Cuts Bring Hardship On Thanksgiving For San Diegans
- Nov. 25
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A typical Thanksgiving meal will cost the average family nearly $50 this year, which is far beyond reach for the nearly half-million people in San Diego County who struggle every day to put food on the table.
Little Change To San Diego County Gasoline Price
- Nov. 25
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The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in San Diego County rose one-tenth of a cent Monday after sinking to its lowest price this year.
What Does Shorter Holiday Shopping Season Mean For San Diego Economy?
- Nov. 22
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Retailers around San Diego County and the rest of the nation are preparing for the $140 million-shopping rush over the Thanksgiving weekend.
Delta Announces Daily Nonstop Flight From San Diego And Seattle
- Nov. 18
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Delta Air Lines announced Monday it will start a daily nonstop commuter flight between San Diego and Seattle beginning next June.
Study: California Child Care Cuts Are Impacting Low-Income Parents
- Nov. 18
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The California Budget Project has released a report detailing the effects of cuts to state child care and early education programs. The report says the state has cut child care and preschool services nearly 40 percent in the past six years.
Southern California City Weighs Fiscal Emergency To Avoid Bankruptcy
- Nov. 17
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A Southern California city that declared bankruptcy more than a decade ago is trying to avoid repeating history.
Roundtable: Food Stamp Cuts; Navy Bribery Scandal; Mayoral Race
- Nov. 15
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The poor now have to get by with even less. A rare bribery scandal ensnares two admirals along with an NCIS agent. And where do we stand now that San Diego's mayoral primary is almost here?
San Diego Financial Outlook Reveals Surplus In Store If No Additional Spending
- Nov. 14
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The city of San Diego will be able to maintain current service levels over the next five years, but mayoral candidates and the City Council will need to temper their demands for new spending, Interim Mayor Todd Gloria said Wednesday.
Texas Silver Mine, Border County's Largest Taxpayer, Shuts Down
- Nov. 14
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A mine at Shafter, Texas has shut down leaving only non-essential employees working to maintain the mine until a hoped-for reopening. This is hampering budget planning in one of the border's poorest counties.
