‘San Diegans are mad.’ Dueling campaigns tap into angst to pass, kill second home tax measure
Campaign messaging and voter turnout may matter more than financial heft in battle over San Diego’s Measure A non-primary homes tax
Campaign messaging and voter turnout may matter more than financial heft in battle over San Diego’s Measure A non-primary homes tax
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Federal immigration officials have denied any hunger strike, abuse or poor conditions inside the center.
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Carney emphasized diversifying military spending away from the U.S.
Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church broke ground on a 61-unit senior apartment complex
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