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The new agreement approved by the San Diego County Water Authority could allow it to sell our surplus water to other water agencies.
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Wounded service members and veterans are competing this week to represent their services at the Warrior Games this summer. -
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California schools faced repeated planned power outages in 2024-2025 as Edison cut electricity to prevent wildfires, forcing closures and costly backup power solutions. -
Despite hundreds of residents voicing their opposition to a contract with ICE to share the use of a police firing range, the Escondido City Council declined to cancel the agreement during a five-hour meeting on Wednesday night. -
Campillo's initiative would impose an age limit of 12 years, and would only allow passengers if the e-bike is specifically designed to accommodate multiple riders with a permanent second seat. -
Newsom’s plan would create a state-funded rebate to help offset the loss of a now-expired federal electric vehicle tax credit, which previously offered up to $7,500 for qualifying new vehicles. -
The aging building needs tens of millions of dollars worth of repairs and upgrades. -
San Diego's "Preservation in Progress" initiative aims to balance historic preservation with the city's need for more housing. -
Newsom has ordered most state employees to return to the office four days a week starting July 1, 2026, up from a required twice per week.
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