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‘A little nervous,’ but confident: How officials, police and poll workers are preparing for Election Day
Amid concerns about potential threats, officials say they are 'taking this seriously' and will be ready in case of an emergency.
Over animal-rights advocates’ objections, city OKs $150,000 to promote controversial rodeo
The agency rejected a similar request last month. The fight comes as San Diego Councilmember Kent Lee and the San Diego Humane Society pursue legislation to crack down on rodeos.
Should San Diego spend millions to lure big sports events? A proposed city fund could do just that
City officials say the timing is ideal with some major global events on the horizon, the recent addition of Snapdragon Stadium as a venue and the possibility of getting a replacement for the sports arena in coming years.
State election regulators investigating Desmond’s work opposing Measure G
In a letter released Thursday, the California Fair Political Practices Commission confirmed it's moving forward on a complaint filed against the North County supervisor last month.
In county’s tightest House race, Levin still leads challenger Gunderson by double-digit margin, poll finds
The Democratic incumbent representing coastal North County in the 49th Congressional District holds a lead similar to the one he did earlier this month.
Two remaining bidders in race to remake 101 Ash St. each have deep political ties
One has contributed thousands to the mayor's re-election. The other is run by one of his appointees.
Early voting in San Diego County opens at 39 locations, with more coming next week
Mail-in voting is by far the most popular, but some still prefer to cast their ballots in person