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National Relief Group Finds San Diego Office Violated Policies In Housing Refugees
- Sept. 6
- By Tarryn Mento
The International Rescue Committee began investigating its San Diego office after a series of KPBS reports on refugees who said they were told to sign leases that did not list all family members in their homes.
In Wake Of Equifax Breach, What To Do To Safeguard Your Info
- Sept. 8
- By Associated Press
Investors were bailing out on Equifax a day after the credit monitoring company said a data breach exposed the Social Security numbers and other personal data of 143 million Americans.
Rising Homes Prices In San Diego Stall
- Sept. 7
- By City News Service
The trend of increasing prices and lower sales totals for single-family homes in the region stalled last month, according to data released Thursday by the San Diego Association of Realtors.
Helen Woodward Animal Center Backs Plan To House San Diego's Homeless In Large Tents
- Sept. 7
- By City News Service
The Helen Woodward Animal Center is the latest organization to get behind a plan to erect two large tents in San Diego to house the homeless, organizers Peter Seidler and Dan Shea announced Thursday.
Oceanside Strips Canyon Of Vegetation To Deter Homeless Encampments
- Sept. 7
- By Alison St John
Homeless encampments are reappearing in an Oceanside canyon that was partially stripped of trees to discourage overnight camping.
Seed To Sale: How Will San Diego Treat The Cannabis 'Supply Chain?'
- Sept. 6
- By Andrew Bowen
San Diego officials are weighing how to regulate marijuana cultivation, manufacturing, distribution and testing. There could be millions of dollars in tax revenue and economic output at stake.
Protesters March For Workers' Rights In Downtown San Diego On Labor Day
- Sept. 4
- By City News Service
Hundreds of protesters, including local politicians, marched through downtown San Diego Monday to call for more rights for workers as part of a Labor Day demonstration.
San Diego Councilman Calls For Homeless State Of Emergency; Mayor Calls On County To Respond
- Sept. 1
- By City News Service
An adviser to San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer said Councilman David Alvarez's call Thursday for a declaration of a state of emergency in the city due to a shortage of homeless shelters and an associated health crisis caused by an outbreak of Hepatisis A is not needed.
Housing Votes Delayed At California Capitol
- Sept. 1
- Ben Adler / Capital Public Radio
The California Legislature will not vote on a package of housing bills Friday after all.
California Predicted To Set Power Demand Record
- Sept. 1
- By Associated Press
The operators of California's power grid are forecasting record electrical demand of 50,950 megawatts on Friday as the state swelters in record-breaking heat.