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WEB2 days ago · Billions of Dollars Later, Some San Diego Unified Students Still Dealing with Hot Classrooms. Taxpayers have voted to give San Diego Unified School District $11.5 billion over the last 16 years with the express purpose of bringing working air conditioning to every classroom in…. by Jakob McWhinney and Will Huntsberry.
What’s at stake 2024 election - Voice of San Diego
WEB1 day ago · September 27, 2024. In June, Terra Lawson-Remer was the sole supervisor to vote against nixing a planned Spring Valley tiny home project for homeless residents, which led the state to reallocate $10 million in funding for the project. What public officials in North County are saying about what’s on your ballot.
Morning Report: Why All Those Campaign Committees?
WEB15 hours ago · The Union-Tribune tallies campaign fundraising in the most contentious and expensive race in the county right now: County Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer and former mayor Kevin Faulconer’s battle to represent many of the county’s coastal communities. Our Lisa Halverstadt has been fact checking some of the big attack lines and claims in the race.
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Why Politicians Have Campaign Committees They May Never Use
WEB15 hours ago · Not exactly. Many California politicians keep campaign finance committees open for offices they aren’t currently seeking or may never seek. These committees allow them to raise money, build connections, and strengthen their influence beyond their current offices. But how exactly does this strategy work, and why do so many lawmakers rely on it?
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The Morning Report | Voice of San Diego
WEBMorning Report: How CA Would Pay for the Stuff it Wants to Build. California voters will weigh in on 10 statewide ballot measures this November. Much of the attention is focused on Prop. 36, a tough-on-crime measure that would roll back criminal justice reforms enacted 10 years ago. But three other measures deserve just as much attention ...
Why Your Energy Bill Is High and Explaining the New CCA Charge
WEBAug 15, 2022 · The cost spike in Kline’s energy bill was mostly because he used 53 percent more energy between May and June. Individual energy use is the primary driver of all energy bill charges. But coinciding with that increased usage, he was now looking at a $121.98 charge for CCA Electric Generation, which wasn’t on his May bill.
Chris Ward | Voice of San Diego
WEBAssemblymember Chris Ward was first elected in 2020 and re-elected in 2022 to serve the 78th Assembly District representing San Diego and El Cajon. He currently serves as Chair of the Assembly Housing and Community Development Committee, as well as the Select Committee on Biotechnology. He is also currently serving as the Assembly designee on ...