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A new law was supposed to keep severely mentally ill Californians from falling through the cracks. So far, it’s resulted in few people getting long-term care.
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In the wake of midterm elections, President Donald Trump said his immigration crackdown may have been “too tough” and suggested it was time to sit down with the Democrats.
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Residents on Monday gathered to discuss a tentative data center project in Jacumba north of Interstate 8. -
They are asking what steps the government has taken to reunite the child and his family. -
Last month, the county hired Bridget Premont as its first pollution crisis chief. -
San Diego's Commission on Police Practices has long been held back by personnel changes and delays in negotiations between the city and the police officers' union. -
Nearly 8,000 vets are honored on plaques at Mt. Soledad, plaques that feature unique stories of American heroes. -
Landlords industry groups have urged the Council to make changes after a violent struggle at an Eastlake apartment complex last month. Tenants’ rights advocates fear they’re trying to use the incident to weaken important reforms. -
San Diego County rents are expected to rise through 2029, but a recent boom in apartment construction helped make the county more affordable than neighboring Orange County, according to a University of Southern California forecast released Tuesday. -
TwitchCon returns to San Diego Nov. 13-15 with three days of gaming, meetups, panels and interactive experiences. Here’s a look at some events worth checking out. -
CalMatters analysis of campaign finance contributors helped uncover some of the major influences behind the propositions on Californians’ ballots this year.
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