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Construction of a fully funded proposed park in Pacific Highlands Ranch was supposed to begin this year, but the project has languished. Read more here. Photo: Sam Hodgson
How eliminating unfilled positions has been the most popular path for San Diego's budget savings, and why that's over now.
» By LIAM DILLON | Nov 16
Facing a coming surge of veterans returning to civilian life with mental health issues, social service providers are trying to prevent the snowballing of personal problems that could lead to homelessness.
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The task force has spent four hours a week for the last four months putting together the report, although neither the Mayor's Office nor any of the task force members previously have mentioned its existence.
» By LIAM DILLON | Nov 18
The Mayor's Office wants decisions soon on the biggest budget deficit in the city's history. But delaying cuts could help some council members avoid campaign complications next year.
» By LIAM DILLON | Nov 16
For Discussion
Mayor's promises of an open administration nulled with secret meetings and fact gathering.
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Proposed stadium will be big enough to house Super Bowls and small enough to avoid geological problems, team says. Nov. 19 -- 1:58 pm
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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