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An audit last week detailed mismanagement that let renters languish in potentially dangerous housing conditions. -
Audit also finds slow response times to high-priority violations -
The San Diego street where investigators believe multiple drivers struck a Mid-City teen lacks sidewalks and a bike lane. -
Charles Lewis III Memorial Park has been in the works for about a decade. -
Bringing mammograms to the people who need them – that's the goal of a mobile mammography coach launched Monday in City Heights. -
The City Heights chapter of Food Not Bombs serves free meals every Sunday afternoon at the Officer Jeremy Henwood Memorial Park in City Heights. -
California has long provided interpreters to defendants in criminal court, but not always for those in civil court. -
A study out this week says California's public safety realignment program hasn't resulted in the savings lawmakers wanted. -
The owners of the Lafayette Hotel plan to bring businesses, restaurants and events to the O'Connor's Church Goods building. -
Latinos make up about a third of the county but less than a fifth of voters.
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