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As Immigration Customs Enforcement goes on a historic hiring spree, social media posts and other materials contain coded language, experts say.
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KPBS Midday EditionStudents in San Diego's NewSchool of Architecture and Design are working on a project they hope will create a model for thousands of Nepalese who lost their homes after a powerful earthquake shook the country last year. -
The San Diego Association of Governments is continuing its discussion of a half-cent sales tax expected on the November ballot. Some board members and activists are pushing for more commitment to funding public transit projects sooner. -
Gov. Jerry Brown has approved a path to open the state's health care exchange to people who cannot prove they are legally in the country. -
If approved, the Downtown Mobility Plan would add more than 9 miles of protected bike lanes in downtown San Diego. It would also eliminate 477 parking spaces over the next 20 years and some car lanes. -
Pacific Imperial Railroad and Baja California Railroad plan to start rehabilitation on the Desert Line in southeastern San Diego County this summer. -
Voters in southwestern Chula Vista are choosing a new representative for City Council District 4 in what will be the city's first district elections. -
The region’s roadways have gotten safer for motorists and their passengers in recent years, but pedestrian fatalities were up 53 percent last year compared to 2007. -
San Diego’s largest public transit operator is working toward a November rollout of stored value on the Compass Card. The function was part of the initial plans for the card but has been on hold for years. -
Unionized drivers of certain Metropolitan Transit System bus routes in San Diego approved an agreement with their employer to end more than a week of service disruptions. -
A third train platform and track will allow the transit center to serve twice as many trains.
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