Neighborhood groups battling large housing developments are coming together under a new name: San Diego United Communities. Scrutiny of the group is growing as it delves deeper into electoral politics.
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Justice Department charges more than 2 dozen in California sweep targeting alleged noncitizen votersFederal authorities have charged 28 foreign nationals in California who authorities said have illegally registered and voted in U.S. elections -
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A judge granted the petition for Casseus’ release during a hearing in federal court Friday. -
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Sales of zero-emission vehicles rebounded in California this spring, but researchers say the cost and availability of cars — along with electricity prices — could determine whether that growth lasts. -
Under the agreement, Encinitas will pay up to $380,000 per year to reserve twelve beds at the Rescue Mission’s South County Lighthouse shelter. -
Sean Elo-Rivera from District 9 wants to require more transparency and end the “endless fundraising cycle.”
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