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San Diego Keeps Big Brother on the Payroll After nearly six hours of heated debate and over 180 speakers, the San Diego City Council voted Tuesday to let police keep watching your license plates. The council approved 54 surveillance technologies for SDPD, but the real drama centered on automated license
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Vacation Rental Tax Divides San Diego Ahead of Critical Vote San Diego's housing wars are heating up again, and this time vacation rentals and empty second homes are in the crosshairs. Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera is pushing a proposal that would slap a $5,000 per-bedroom annual tax on
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San Diegans Fuming Over New Balboa Park Parking Fees If you've visited Balboa Park lately, you've probably noticed two things: plenty of empty parking spaces and a lot of very angry people. After more than a century of free parking, San Diego has officially started charging
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La Jolla Power Couple Allegedly Ran $100 Million Investment Scam You think you know your neighbors in La Jolla Shores. Nice cars, beautiful ocean-view home, friendly waves at the mailbox. But according to federal prosecutors, one local couple was allegedly financing their picture-perfect lifestyle with a massive fraud scheme. Brett
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San Diego Museum of Art Turns 100 With Yearlong Bash Balboa Park's crown jewel is hitting a major milestone, and San Diegans have plenty of reasons to celebrate. The San Diego Museum of Art officially turns 100 in 2026, marking a century since it first opened as the
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Mark your calendars for March 13, 2026—the Komen Impact Luncheon returns to San Diego, bringing together community leaders, researchers, survivors, and advocates united in the fight against breast cancer. This premier gathering, hosted by Susan G. Komen, offers attendees a unique opportunity to witness firsthand how cutting-edge research translates