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Residents on Monday gathered to discuss a tentative data center project in Jacumba north of Interstate 8.
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Last month, the county hired Bridget Premont as its first pollution crisis chief.
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Landlords industry groups have urged the Council to make changes after a violent struggle at an Eastlake apartment complex last month. Tenants’ rights advocates fear they’re trying to use the incident to weaken important reforms.
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San Diego County rents are expected to rise through 2029, but a recent boom in apartment construction helped make the county more affordable than neighboring Orange County, according to a University of Southern California forecast released Tuesday.
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The project would transform nearly 50 acres of city-owned land into a community with thousands of apartments, a new arena, parks and retail.
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Winds are expected to weaken Monday and remain relatively light through Thursday as high pressure builds over the Southwest. Temperatures will stay above seasonal averages, with plenty of sunshine expected for most of the week.
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Record rainfall in the U.S. Southwest is providing rare relief to the region's depleted reservoirs.
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Officials urged caution during debris or agricultural burns, stressing that participants must follow all safety guidelines and maintain absolute control over the fire at all times. Authorities noted that individuals can face civil and/or criminal liability if a fire spreads to another property.
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One South Bay cemetery is hosting a Día de Muertos celebration so people can experience what it's like south of the border.
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A state law passed last year allowed members of the public to take photos of court records instead of paying steep copying fees. San Diego County Superior Court is only now coming into compliance.
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