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June 14, 2018

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Essential California

 

TOP STORIES

 

 

Inspector general finds Comey mishandled FBI's Clinton email inquiry, disclosing it to public improperly

The Justice Department inspector general releases his review of FBI actions during the 2016 campaign, which will be critical of Jim Comey. President Trump is eagerly awaiting the disclosure, which he hopes will give him leverage in his long-running feud with the former FBI chief.

What's happening with Horton Plaza? Now we know

Stockdale Capital Partners is now laying the groundwork to transform Horton Plaza into San Diego's next big economic windfall: a modern office campus.

New York charges Trump, his family and its foundation with 'persistent' violations

The New York Attorney general files a scathing lawsuit against President Trump saying he misused his charitable foundation for business and political purposes

LOCAL NEWS

 

Community tension mounting over death of man arrested in National City

Four investigations are underway looking in the case of Earl L. McNeil, a 40-year-old man who died this week after being arrested and restrained by National City police officers in May.

San Diego launches $350,000 social media push for #policerecruits

San Diego's chronic struggle with police officer vacancies has prompted the city to pay $350,000 to an outside marketing firm for a new recruiting strategy focused on using social media to attract millennials

OPINION

 

Mayor's short-term rental plan is a promising compromise

No plan can possibly please everyone on this difficult issue, but Faulconer's proposal addresses concerns raised by all sides.

Readers React | Airbnb-style rentals: Neighborhoods suffer under San Diego mayor's plan

Allowing owners to rent a non-owner-occupied residence is not home-sharing. It is a business in a residential area.

BUSINESS

 

AT&T, Time Warner to close merger 'as soon as possible'

AT&T and Time Warner say they have a clear path to complete their newly approved merger. Their lawyer says the Justice Department has signaled it won't ask for

IMF: Tax cuts boosting US now but will hurt growth later

The International Monetary Fund believes the U.S. economy will post solid growth this year and next, helped by a sizable boost from tax cuts. But then it says

SPORTS

 

Kellen Winslow II arrested on rape, other sex crime charges

Former NFL player Kellen Winslow II was arrested Thursday on suspicion of rape and other sex-crime charges. No details were available, but the arrest comes a week after he was arrested and briefly jailed on suspicion of burglary.

Checking on Chargers minicamp and Padres draft

NFL practices in June don't amount to much but can provide some clues. A veteran analyst sizes up the recent Padres draft.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

 

La Jolla Playhouse's apocalyptic 'Squirrels' a dark, funny look at prejudice

World premiere black comedy about battling squirrel tribes is a microcosm of today's sharply divided America.

AND FINALLY ...

 

Washington wants to build walls. San Diego, Tijuana are building bridges instead.

In Washington, politicians talk about building a wall across the southern border, but San Diego and Tijuana have decided instead to build bridges.

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