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Homeless · San DiegoCity council voted 8 to 1 following hours of debates at City Hall. It now updates a 19-year-old policy, which is critical to keep people in their rental units to try to prevent homelessness. Many landlords say the new law will scare away new development while tenant union members say it will give landlords a loophole for evicting people.See the Story
City Council Votes 8-1 to Approve Strict New Eviction Protections for Renters
57% Center coverage: 7 sources
San Diego · San DiegoJason Hughes pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor conflict of interest charge. He agreed to return more than $9.4 million he was paid by the city's former landlord. Hughes helped broker the city of San Diego's lease-to-own agreements. The city will dismiss its lawsuits against Hughes and no criminal charges will be pursued.See the Story
Real Estate Adviser in Ash St Deal, Jason Hughes, Pleads Guilty to Conflict of Interest Count
50% Center coverage: 4 sources
San Diego · San DiegoU.S. Border Patrol agents working in the San Diego area have seen a nearly 30 percent increase in illegal border-crossing. From last October through the beginning of this month, 86,074 people had entered the United States unlawfully. Over the first six months of the prior fiscal year, that statistic topped out at 67,222.See the Story
Border Patrol Reports 38% Increase in Unlawful Crossings in San Diego Area Since October
50% Center coverage: 4 sources
San Francisco mayor announces new program to address homelessness in the city
75% Left coverage: 4 sources
San Diego · San DiegoSan Diego City Council voted to appoint 25 initial members of a new Commission on Police Practices. The new commission, authorized by ballot Measure B, is intended to ensure transparency, accountability, and to foster trust between the community and the San Diego Police Department. The appointees still must pass a background check and attend training before the commission can begin work.See the Story
City Council Appoints 25 Residents to New Voter-Mandated Commission on Police Practices
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Sexual Assault · San Diego CountySan Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher has been accused in a lawsuit of sexual harassment and sexual assault. The civil litigation was filed late Tuesday by a former employee at the Metropolitan Transit System, the public agency that operates the San Diego trolley and bus network. Grecia Figueroa is a former television journalist who worked at MTS from 2019 until she was terminated last month.See the Story
Nathan Fletcher Responds to Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
67% Center coverage: 3 sources
Oak Harbor · Oak HarborThis post originally appeared in the May 19 Morning Report. For months, the Commercial Street underpass on the edge of East Village has been packed with homeless camps that surround passersby as they drive or walk through. Now both sides of the street are empty. Police spokeswoman Ashley Bailey said the city began clearing the area last week for safety reasons. “The area along Commercial Street posed a public safety hazard to pedestrians, vehic…See the Story
City Cleared Homeless Camps From Underpass
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What a Crackdown on Homeless Camps Could Mean for Neighborhoods
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