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2018年11月5日 星期一

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November 5, 2018

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Free gas drawing only for those who pledge support for Prop. 6? Backers now say no, anyone can enter.

Monday, Nov 5

The campaign supporting Proposition 6, the November ballot measure to repeal the gas tax, promoted a statewide event scheduled for Monday as an activity that an expert said would likely be illegal under state and federal election laws.

San Diego State is promoting itself in billboards, videos and ads, says timing is coincidental with SDSU West ballot measure

The billboards, YouTube video and full-page ad promoting San Diego State University in recent weeks are part of a routine marketing program — not the improper use of public funds to push a ballot measure, San Diego State University officials said.

Faulconer aide who participated in private SoccerCity meetings is now working to pass ballot measure

When he worked as chief of staff to Mayor Kevin Faulconer, Stephen Puetz scheduled and attended most of the private meetings between his boss and proponents of the SoccerCity stadium plan. Now he's working on the initiative.

U-T Data Watch: See San Diego County neighborhoods turn less red over time

San Diego County voters are younger and less likely to register with a major party, according to current and 2010 voting data. See how far your zip code leans left or right now — compared to eight years ago.

Jail for deputy who groped girl, repeatedly peeked at case file

A deputy who admitted grabbing the buttocks of a teen girl earlier this year, then later downloading her photo and address from the investigative file was sentenced to a year in jail.

Reforming controversial DROP program for L.A. police and firefighters would save millions of dollars

A proposal to limit the amount of paid time off that veteran Los Angeles police and firefighters can take while in a controversial retirement program would save nearly $13 million in the first year, according to a city report.

Mismanagement continues to plague city vehicle fleet in San Diego

San Diego officials said on Wednesday that they've struggled to correct years of mismanagement of the city's large vehicle fleet, which includes 4,200 fire engines, patrol cars, street sweepers and other vehicles.

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