The adoption followed four hours of heated public comment and a lone "no" vote by a Jewish councilmember.
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Board Chair Terra Lawson-Remer proposed the new entity after the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was gutted. -
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off this June across the U.S., Mexico and Canada. Ahead of that, San Diego has a new soccer park where people can play for free. -
California Senator Alex Padilla said despite court orders, the Department of Homeland Security continues to refuse members of Congress unannounced oversight visits. -
Harbor Park is part of the $1.35 billion Bayfront Redevelopment project, which first broke ground back in 2022. -
Kim Phillips-Pea of the Southeast Art Team has been restoring public art throughout southeastern San Diego for five years. -
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