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County Supe Slams San Diego Mayor’s Budget
Look familiar? We pulled this post from the Morning Report. Subscribe to our daily newsletter to stay up to date on the latest news. Click here. Many of the programs former city councilmember Monica Montgomery Steppe championed as a member of the San Diego City Council are on the chopping block in the mayor’s proposed budget — and she has something to say about it.
Activists oppose proposed San Diego homeless mega-shelter in Middletown
At the site of the proposed 1,000-bed homeless shelter building on Kettner Boulevard and Vine Street on Monday morning, there were two events going on simultaneously. On one side of the 65,000-square-foot building, concerned citizens and local residents held signs that said things like, "Protect our Community" and "Stop the Mega Homeless Shelter at Kettner and Vine."
California mayors hold press conference to address homelessness
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KYMA, KECY/NBC) - Mayors in California's largest cities, including San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria, held a press conference Tuesday in Sacramento to address the state's homelessness crisis. According to NBC News, the press conference was also to urge state leaders "for continued state investment" to deal with the...
High school band students visiting San Diego wake up to missing instruments
SAN DIEGO — A Ventura high school band visiting San Diego to perform last weekend woke up to find their van had been broken into, and many of their instruments were gone. The Newbury Park Adventist Concert Band most recently performed at the Tierrasanta 7th Day Adventist Church, said Joel Albritton, Principal of the Newbury Park Adventist Academy, grades 9 through 12.
Deported veteran dies while waiting to return home to US
"We have many Vets around the world still waiting to come home to get medical treatment, to visit family, whatever the case may be," said Vivar. "Here in Tijuana alone there are 15 to 20 Veterans, I know for a fact we got at least five that if they don't get medical care soon, they might not be with us much longer."
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