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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A new measure in the California Assembly would prevent hospital patients from getting “surprise” medical bills from out-of-network doctors. -
Three lanes of the eastbound I-8 freeway between Severin Drive and Johnson Avenue were closed to allow an investigation of an early morning shooting. The lanes were reopened by 7 a.m. -
After a year of delays, bike sharing finally got rolling in San Diego, but a new California bill requiring bike helmets could put a damper on the activity. -
To lessen noise from Lindbergh Field, the Quieter Home Program offers new doors and windows for homes under airplane flight paths. -
In a new report, state regulators say they still have some serious concerns about access to mental health care at Kaiser Permanente. -
San Diego was one of six major cities to lose ground in December compared to the month before. The monthly price drop was 0.2 percent. -
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A San Diego landlord has come under scrutiny for renting apartments with roaches and mold, and some of those units are part of a federal program to house low-income residents. -
A San Diego lawyer who has built a reputation on fighting for the environment and against government abuse runs a business that runs contrary to his public interest persona. -
A San Diego man who came under scrutiny following an investigation into repeat code violations at his properties appears to be getting out of the landlord business.
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