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'No' on Oceanside sales tax maintaining razor-thin margin

Friday’s results still left the Oceanside sales tax measure too close to call, but the trend with votes added since the Election Day tally has been incrementally moving toward rejection. The new results show “no” on Measure S ahead by 458 votes after it had a 440-vote edge Thursday...

Oceanside, CA · 3d
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Times of San Diego

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San Diego on track to erase deficit in next fiscal year, but billion-dollar infrastructure backlog still looms large

The city of San Diego will head into the next fiscal year with a balanced budget and no need for the type of additional cuts in services and programs that have led to protracted budget battles in recent years, officials said Friday. The five-year financial outlook released by San Diego’s...

San Diego, CA · 3d

Gadget Review

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Tijuana River Wastewater Chemicals Are Now Detected in San Diego’s Air

Tijuana River wastewater chemicals travel 22 miles north through the Pacific Ocean and enter La Jolla's air, a UC Riverside study confirms.

San Diego, CA · 6d

SFGate

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California's tides just broke century-old records. They're still rising.

"Expect to see water in places it's never been."

California · 2d
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Voiceof San Diego

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The Mayor Isn’t Leaving

Martha Abraham has won a seat on the Council by ousting incumbent Councilmember Henry Foster. It is another stunning loss by an incumbent representing District 4 just eight years after Foster’s former boss, Monica Montgomery Steppe beat the sitting City Council President Myrtle Cole. Abraham didn’t give many in-depth...

San Diego, CA · 3d

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Honoring veterans and their continued service

Each Veterans Day, we take time to recognize the service and sacrifice of the millions of Americans who have served in our nation’s military. That recognition is especially meaningful here in San Diego County, where the military is an important part of our community. Many of us have veterans in our families, workplaces and neighborhoods, and we are proud to have veterans on the Helix Water District team.

San Diego County, CA · 1d

KPBS

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City of San Diego on sounder financial footing, with some caveats

For the first time in two decades, San Diego officials say the city is projected to have a balanced budget for the next fiscal year without using one-time fixes. “This result did not happen on its own,” Mayor Todd Gloria said during a press conference. “It reflects difficult decisions, permanent reforms and sustained discipline. And over the last several years, my administration has confronted the city's structural budget deficit head-on.”

San Diego, CA · 23h

CBS San Francisco

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San Diego school board president Richard Barrera is elected California school superintendent, AP projects

Democrat Richard Barrera has been elected as California's next Superintendent of Public Instruction, AP projects, in a battle between two school board presidents.

San Diego, CA · 1d

FOX 5 San Diego

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Old Globe hosts 21st annual Christmas tree lighting

The Old Globe hosted its 21st annual Christmas Tree Lighting on Sunday, November 8th, drawing hundreds of attendees to kick off the holiday season.

San Diego, CA · 1d

ABC 10 News KGTV

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California to require ID for minors buying creatine, diet supplements

A new law, AB 2030, bans stores from selling creatine and other diet supplements like green coffee extract to minors, prompting stores to consider ID checks.

California · 23h

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Can the Convoy District Become a Walkable Neighborhood?

Marinated beef sizzles on hot stones, large pots of tonkotsu broth simmer on stovetops, and thin-sliced strips of al pastor brown on a rotating spit—a trompo—in the kitchens of a plaza on Convoy Street in Kearny Mesa. On a temperate Saturday night in mid-September, the intoxicating aroma mingles...

San Diego, CA · 1d

Newsradio 600 KOGO

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8-Year-Old City Heights Boy At Center Of San Diego-ICE Standoff

An 8-year-old boy from a City Heights school is at the center of a dispute between San Diego leaders and federal immigration authorities.

San Diego, CA · 1d

Times of San Diego

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Linda Vista wants a say in future of Skateworld site as city conducts housing study

Originally built as a community facility during World War II, the building that houses Skateworld retains distinctive wooden arches spanning its skating floor. It’s distinctive enough that the city designated it as a historical resource in 2011. It’s a standout too, as San Diego’s only indoor roller-skating rink and a long-time family enterprise. Skateworld opened in 1975 under Gary Stang and his son Brett purchased the family business in 2020. Brett now operates it with his wife, Christina.

San Diego, CA · 2d

FOX 5 San Diego

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Cultural center defends controversial altar amid claims it glorifies terrorist leaders

California lawmakers Assemblymember Chris Ward and State Senator Steve Padilla called for the removal of a Day of the Dead display at Balboa Park's Centro Cultural de la Raza, which the cultural center defended as a sacred right to mourn all loss of life.

San Diego, CA · 3d

FOX 5 San Diego

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Miramar National Cemetery Veterans Day Ceremony

The Miramar National Cemetery Support Foundation is hosting “A Salute to Special Operations” Wednesday. Rear Admiral, USN (Retired) and current president and CEO of the Miramar National Cemetery Support Foundation, Pat McGrath, joined “Good Morning San Diego” Monday to discuss the special gathering.

San Diego, CA · 1d

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Without a garment district, San Diego’s fashion community adapts

San Diego may be home to a growing community of fashion students, designers and makers, but unlike Los Angeles or New York, it has never developed a dedicated garment district. Instead, local creators rely on a scattered network of independent fabric stores, swap meets and online retailers. Following the closure...

San Diego, CA · 1d

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San Diego Assessor Hosts Final 2026 Pop Up Shop

San Diego County Assessor/Recorder/County Clerk (ARCC) Jordan Z. Marks, in partnership with California Secretary of State Dr. Shirley Weber, will host the final Apostille Pop-Up Shop of 2026 on Wednesday, December 2at the ARCC Downtown San Diego office located at the County Administration Center. Event hours have changed and will now run from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

San Diego, CA · 2d

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A tax hike on La Mesa weed biz

The La Mesa City Council unanimously approved a 1% retail cannabis tax rate hike at a recent meeting, Documenter Alicia Bennett reports. The tax applies to commercial cannabis businesses’ revenue and is not a sales tax on customers. The decision changes the tax rate from 4% to 5% effective Jan. 1.

La Mesa, CA · 1d

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La Jolla Shores Mansion Expansion Wins City Approval

A San Diego hearing officer has signed off on a sweeping remodel and expansion of a house at 2486 Vallecitos Court in La Jolla Shores, clearing the way for a project that adds a detached accessory dwelling unit and a standalone gym structure to the property. The hearing officer's decision...

San Diego, CA · 23h