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A man walks into San Diego's Civic Center on Tuesday. Read more about the proposed redevlopment of City Hall here. Photo: Sam Hodgson
Despite closing an $83 million gap for the upcoming budget year, San Diego could face an even greater shortfall in 2011.
The mysterious appearance of a coveted surf-school permit has caused a ruckus on the scenic strip of San Diego's coast.
» By ADRIAN FLORIDO | Jun 22
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Knowing who reported the campaign fundraiser -- and why -- to the sheriff could be key to understanding the case, but the department isn't saying much.
Get up to speed on the long road the downtown library plans travelled in the last decade before they came to include a charter high school.
For Discussion
Mayor's promises of an open administration nulled with secret meetings and fact gathering.
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Ben Hueso's deputy chief of staff won't be running as long as the council president's brother is. Jun. 26 -- 1:38 pm
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Hot Topics and Special Reports |
Former Centre City Development Corp. President Nancy Graham resigned in July. But her past business dealings and connections to a developer doing business with CCDC, the city's downtown redevelopment agency, have remained under scrutiny.
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Starting in fall 2006, voiceofsandiego.org began running a series of investigations into the Southeastern Economic Development Corp., a redevelopment arm of the city of San Diego tasked with revitalizing one of its most blighted neighborhoods. The coverage has spurred investigations and audits, forced change and captured the prestigious Society of Professional Journalists' Sigma Delta Chi award for investigative reporting.
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San Diego son George Gorton has had a front-row seat for history, from Nixon to Wilson to Yeltsin. But his bout with Parkinson's, and how he thinks he might have gotten it, could just be his most interesting tale of all.
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Nancy Graham's Changing Story
Redevelopment Gone Wrong: The SEDC Investigations
From San Diego to Moscow: George Gorton's Strange and Wild Assignments