Q&A: Meet David Gallo, judicial candidate for San Diego Superior Court Office No. 32
Gallo is a legal specialist in civil trial advocacy. His law office’s website indicates his practice includes employment law and complex business litigation.
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Michael Smolens: San Diego’s still pro-housing, but being more prudent after past mistakes
City leaders take more methodical approach while encouraging additional home construction.
Q&A: Meet Jodi Cleesattle, judicial candidate for San Diego Superior Court Office No. 31
Cleesattle, 57, has worked the last 19 years for the California Office of the Attorney General in the Civil Division and has a bar rating of ‘Exceptionally Qualified’
Three face off in Senate District 40 primary to represent large swath of North County, East County
California Senate District 40 race is between Democrat Mara Elliott and Republicans Kristie Bruce-Lane and Ed Musgrove. The top two vote-getters in the June 2 primary will move to November general election
Q&A: Meet Adam Noakes, judicial candidate for San Diego Superior Court Office No. 31
Noakes, 45, has served as an administrative law judge for the state of California the past five years and holds a bar association rating of ‘Well Qualified’
Gloria budget revisions reverse cut to December Nights, shrink cuts to libraries, rec centers
San Diego mayor says new revenue for his budget restorations comes from rising hotel tax revenue, taking $4.3M from city golf courses
Dueling term limits: Amid criticism of Lawson-Remer’s proposed charter rewrite, Anderson pitches a rival plan
Supervisor Joel Anderson’s proposed ballot measure would exempt sitting supervisors from his colleague’s proposal to extend their term limits.
In long-delayed vote, San Diego OKs big batch of land-use rules on street dining, small apartments and more
The package also softens development rules downtown, eases approvals for emergency shelters and allows medical clinics in more places.
San Diego would further roll back efforts to keep city clean, orderly in mayor’s proposed budget
Gloria wants to save $1M by eliminating enforcement of billboards, signs, adult businesses, yards loaded with junk.
In long-delayed vote, San Diego OKs big batch of land-use rules on street dining, small apartments and more
The package also softens development rules downtown, eases approvals for emergency shelters and allows medical clinics in more places.