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The Supreme Court’s decision on homelessness will test a shelter system that’s full of problems – and lacking accountability. -
The Energy Department said Wednesday that the California Hydrogen Hub will receive an initial $30 million to begin its planning and design phase. -
This weekend in the arts: Marino Gomez's customized action figure art; City Ballet's "A Midsummer Night's Dream"; Drug Hunt's album release; bomba dance and free admission at MCASD; 32 years of juried exhibitions at the Athenaeum; a new mural meets centuries-old art; plus concert picks and more. -
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RNC Delegate Bill Wells said Trump’s running mate brings some youth and vigor to the ticket. He hopes Vance’s wife will make GOP more aware of California issues. -
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Joe LaCava, the San Diego City Councilman who represents La Jolla, said work is ongoing Wednesday on a management plan for La Jolla Cove, where a debate is raging over the public's access to a beach populated with California sea lions. -
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San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria Wednesday announced a tentative 30-year lease deal to transform a 65,000-square-foot commercial building in Middletown into massive homeless shelter and resource campus, but others aren't so confident it is the right move.
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