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Trump administration sues California to block state from counting alleged noncitizen mail-in ballots
The Trump administration has sued California election officials. The lawsuit filed Thursday asks a judge to bar the state from counting mail-in ballots for next month’s midterm elections from people the federal government has identified as “likely” noncitizens until their status can be confirmed.
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First, state officials say they are prepared for any perceived election interference coming from the Trump Administration. Then, a lack of EV vehicles is making it difficult to find affordable options. Also, the Port of San Diego has an ambitious plan to reduce pollution in neighborhoods surrounding the port. Next, this week marks the 60th anniversary of the Black Panther Party. And, one local nonprofit is stepping up to help the Navy get enough shipyard and Maritime workers.
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The San Diego City Attorney's Office is suing the owners of a downtown building that has allegedly been vacant for seven years, during which time multiple fires have erupted on the premises and an unpermitted parking business allegedly continues to operate on lots surrounding the property. -
Lara McCaffrey/KPBSCalifornia is bracing for fire weather, with thousands potentially losing power as utilities aim to prevent wildfires during hot and windy conditions -
Port officials said they’ve significantly reduced sources of particle and nitrogen oxide pollution. They’ve made little progress on encouraging adoption of heavy-duty electric trucks. -
Matthew Bowler/KPBSThe two separate proposals, the Ending Perpetual Fundraising Ordinance and Exposing Dark Money and Banning Shadow Campaigns, follow the previously advanced Follow the Money Ordinance, which the Rules Committee advanced in August.
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We're sharing an episode of the Voice of San Diego podcast about a local man featured on HBO's "Neighbors" and two orphaned bear cubs in California. Plus, we talk dive bars with Voice of San Diego reporter Jakob McWhinney. -
KPBS Midday EditionOn KPBS Midday Edition, we sit down with Jiyan Rios Zandi, artist and creator of art shop Local Brown Baby. -
The U.S. Sentate passed a bill to reshape rules for college athletes late last month. The Protect College Sports Act aims to tighten rules around eligibility and transferring, and formalize compensation for college athletes. We speak with a sports law expert about the bill and where it goes from here.
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A KPBS investigation earlier this year found the nonprofit owner of the Imperial Regional Detention Facility had avoided millions in taxes by operating as a charity. -
Many now find themselves without the ability to work legally and are at risk of detention and deportation.
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As part of our Ballot Breakdown series, we unpack Proposition 39 — which would create new voter ID and citizenship verification requirements in California. -
First, we’ll tell you how Santa Ana winds in this week's forecast will impact allergy and asthma sufferers. Then, San Diego City Councilmembers will weigh in on the Midway Rising redevelopment project this week. Also, a breakdown of Proposition 40 ahead of the November election. And, a local 5K looks to help raise funds for breast cancer research and care.
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