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The ordinance would, if passed, restrict federal law enforcement access to county facilities without a warrant.
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The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego director steps down this week after nearly a decade in the role and a long history in San Diego. -
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The idea to charge city residents $141.50 annually to park in those neighborhoods on Sundays proved so unpopular, even those who reluctantly voted for it in committee denounced it as unfair. -
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San Diego’s elected officials renew calls to impeach Kristi Noem. -
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