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 Monday, Feb 19 The latest plan to divvy up costs for the San Onofre nuclear plant failure between utility shareholders and customers would save consumers hundreds of millions of dollars. But if approved, it would also close an investigation without answering basic questions about what went wrong. |
| The California Public Utilities Commission says a complaint filed by former San Diego City Attorney Michael Aguirre and his law partner is a waste of the court's time. Aguirre says he wants to ensure ratepayers are protected. |
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| The elected official in charge of San Diego County property assessments, vital statistics and public records likes flexibility when he travels on the people's business. |
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| From Costco pizza and brown bag lunches to dozens of exploding grenades that hurl rubber balls, San Diego police rushed to purchase $50,000 of supplies for security in the areas near the border wall prototype project, much of it motivated by concerns for mass demonstrations that never happened. |
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| At least 19 members of the steering committee behind SDSU West made their fortunes in real estate development and management. They say their support for the proposed university expansion is all about legacy, not dollars. |
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| The former district attorney now running for county supervisor summoned reporters to her campaign strategist's office on Wednesday to once again state that she never intended to accept a salary if she wins. |
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| The University of California's long-shot bid for a piece of millions of dollars in research funding has been dashed by state utility regulators, who took just one week to deny its application to join the San Onofre proceeding. |
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| Interactive map shows education levels of San Diego County neighborhoods. |
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