Kitty Alvarado
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KPBS
Some homeowners in a newly built Chula Vista development of Escaya say the builder and sales team for the community did not live up to the promises they made. They bought near a landfill. They want to warn those who are about to buy even closer to the site.
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A new Scripps Health program launching later this month will expand access to mental health services for high-risk pregnant patients. -
San Diego County is expanding its free menstrual products program to meet increased demand, a spokeswoman said Tuesday.
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The City Council signed off on cutting two projects from the running based on advice from state housing officials. The city hopes to select a winning bidder for the site by December.
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A new report says investor returns are low on single-family homes in San Diego.
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The Regional Task Force on Homelessness is looking to target their efforts to specific groups within San Diego's homeless population.
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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 Tuesday in favor of $10 million in one-time grants to help cities combat homelessness, and for accessing a state program to help homeless youth.
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The San Diego City Council passed a resolution Tuesday declaring San Diego a "safe city for reproductive freedom and access to abortion," a move supporters believe makes it the first city in the nation to do so.
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California officials say that a Sacramento County resident who recently traveled to Europe may have the first confirmed case of the monkeypox virus in the state.
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Here's a look at how Western cities have prepared for a future with less water.
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Independent expenditure committees funded by special interest groups are spending millions of dollars to make their picks in the California primary. In some races, they are clearly supporting or opposing candidates. In others, the strategy is more complicated.
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