A majority of board members balked at the suggestion of an increase to fares, which have been mostly the same since 2009.
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Former NCTD managers went on the record alleging Matthew Tucker harassed, intimidated and bullied older female employees for years at the San Diego transportation agency. -
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Authorities shut down one westbound lane of Clairemont Mesa Boulevard over state Route 163 after the bridge was clipped by the excavator as the truck hauling it headed south around 7:15 a.m. Thursday. The impact to the bridge exposed rebar, broke off pieces of concrete and sent debris into the roadway. -
Home prices in San Diego rose 0.9 percent between April and May, according to the Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller Home Price Indices released Tuesday. -
Land owners whose property was damaged by heavy rain earlier this month can receive a property tax reassessment to reflect the new condition. -
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A plan to beef up housing code enforcement and better reach renters is now underway in the city of San Diego. -
TRIP, a national transportation research group, found that 51 percent of San Diego’s roads are considered to be in poor condition, the eighth-highest rate in the nation among large urban areas with populations above 500,000. -
The main route connecting Los Angeles and Phoenix, which was closed when a surge of floodwater damaged several bridges spanning small desert gullies, is set to partially reopen Friday — far sooner than officials first estimated.
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