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The San Diego City Council Tuesday made Juneteenth, a day commemorating the end of slavery, a paid holiday for city employees. -
That project is intended to provide a long-term solution for the 56-year-old OB Pier. -
The San Diego City Attorney's Office sued automakers Hyundai and Kia on Friday for allegedly failing to equip their vehicles with sufficient anti-theft technology, which the city says contributed to a recent uptick in car thefts throughout San Diego. -
"Rather than deploying force against decedent, the officers should have summoned mental health assistance," the complaint states. -
Board of Supervisors Chair Nora Vargas said she firmly believes that removing barriers and providing greater access to data is a key factor in dismantling systemic racism. -
City officials released a draft amendment on De Anza Cove at Mission Bay Park on Tuesday, calling for a balance between visitor accommodations and natural habitat restoration. -
San Diego police held the first of nine community meetings Monday on the proposed use of smart streetlights to solve crimes. -
The San Diego Police Department will hold a series of community meetings next week to inform the public and gather feedback on a proposal to use streetlights equipped with surveillance cameras and automated license-plate readers as tools to solve crimes. -
The 42-room site will serve up to 164 individuals and provide an administrative office, laundry room, break room and parking lot. -
The state money is intended to support residents in entering the legal cannabis industry through funding grants.
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