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Updated results boost Democrat’s chances of getting on the November ballot

Weekly event features hot rods, muscle cars and other classics

Federal regulators extended Veolia’s contract to run a critical U.S.-Mexico border wastewater treatment plant, a sole-source deal that comes as the company faces multiple lawsuits over the facility’s operations.

The county has until June 17 to conduct the full public health inspection, which can include examining medical records and speaking to detainees.

A broken sewer pipe in Tijuana has overwhelmed a U.S. wastewater treatment plant and blanketed nearby communities with toxic fumes, renewing concerns about the region’s decades-long cross-border pollution crisis.

Efforts will measure air quality in South Bay communities and document economic damage from sewage crisis

The 610-foot dock landing ship carried elements from Camp Pendleton’s 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit.

City plans a permanent ordinance, and some structural changes, possibly later this year 

It’s the county’s single largest source of uncollected tax revenue — largely because it’s self-reported. That’s frustrating owners who have complied with the law.

City transitions from law enforcement to civilian focus led by social workers