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San Diego County-Tijuana Kids Send 'Unite For The Sea' Message
- Feb. 26
Nearly 1,500 children stood to form the words at Borderfield State Park and Playas de Tijuana near the U.S-Mexico border after picking up trash on the beaches.
Lawsuit Could Change How Californians Pay For Water
- Feb. 27
A lawsuit filed against the city of San Juan Capistrano alleges that tiered water rates — which are used by two-thirds of California water providers, including the city of San Diego — violates state law.
Rain, Snow, Gusty Winds Coming To San Diego County This Weekend
- Feb. 27
The National Weather Service said showers may start as early as Friday evening but will be most widespread Saturday afternoon through Sunday morning.
Judge Delays Ruling On Escondido Country Club Development
- Feb. 27
One act of the legal battle over a developer’s plan to turn the former Escondido Country Club into a housing development played out in court Thursday. But it’s only part of what could be a long, drawn-out drama.
Secret Garden Adds Fresh Greens To SDSU's Art Department
- Feb. 27
There's no such thing as a free lunch, or at least that's what they say. That might not be true at a secret spot at San Diego State University.
Briggs Opposes San Diego City Attorney’s Move To Unseal Transcript
- Feb. 26
A Superior Court judge said he will rule next week on whether to lift a protective order so City Attorney Jan Goldsmith can fulfill an inewsource public records request for documents involving attorney Cory Briggs and his wife.
Poll: Most Californians Agree That Water Shortage Is Serious
- Feb. 26
A Field Poll released Thursday says 94 percent consider the shortage serious, and of those 68 percent find it extremely serious.
Ban On Plastic Bags In California To Go Before Voters
- Feb. 24
A trade group has turned in enough signatures to qualify a referendum on California's plastic bag ban law, suspending implementation of the nation's first statewide ban until voters weigh in on the November 2016 ballot.
San Diego Attorney’s Environmental Lawsuits Could Be Tainted By Conflict Of Interest
- Feb. 24
- Midday Edition
The wife of lawyer Cory Briggs, who sues local, state and federal government agencies over environmental violations, held a key position in a La Mesa company on the other side of his litigation. The potential conflict of interest and its effect on the taxpayers has not been publicly known.
Officials Encourage San Diegans To Shut Off Sprinklers Because Of Recent Rain
- Feb. 24
San Diego County Water Authority officials are encouraging residents to shut off their automatic lawn sprinklers because of the recent rainfall and the potential of another storm over the upcoming weekend.
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- San Diego Scientist: Every Medical Pot Study Showed A Benefit To The Patient | 88 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2015/mar/03/san-diego-scientist-clears-haze-medical-marijuana/
- San Diego Attorney Cory Briggs’ Land Deals Raise Ethical, Legal Questions | 33 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2015/feb/23/san-diego-attorney-cory-briggs-land-deals-raise-et/
- San Diego County-Tijuana Kids Send 'Unite For The Sea' Message | 29 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2015/feb/26/san-diego-tijuana-kids-send-unite-sea-message/