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What are all those propositions? Your guide to all 10 statewide measures on the November 2024 ballot

California voters will face ten statewide ballot measures in the November 2024 election, addressing critical issues such as gay marriage, rent control, and minimum wage. This comprehensive guide highlights what each proposition entails and its potential impact on the state. Understanding these measures is essential for informed voting in the upcoming election.

We asked nearly 200 school board candidates about their campaigns. Here’s what we found.

A recent survey conducted among nearly 200 school board candidates in San Diego County revealed that 107 candidates participated in a questionnaire regarding their campaigns. The findings highlight key issues and perspectives among candidates running for K-12 and community college school boards, reflecting the current educational landscape in the region. This article provides valuable insights into local educational governance and candidate priorities.

Freshmen impress in SDSU basketball’s first intrasquad scrimmage

Freshmen players showcased their talents in San Diego State University's first intrasquad basketball scrimmage at Viejas Arena, impressing coaches and fans alike. The event marks a significant moment as the team gears up for the upcoming season, highlighting the potential of new talent.

Bryce Miller: Sheel Seidler says late Padres owner wanted World Series with ‘every cell in his body’

Sheel Seidler reveals that the late Padres owner, Peter Seidler, was deeply passionate about winning a World Series for San Diego, expressing this desire with every fiber of his being. The article highlights the connections Peter built within the community and his role in fostering talent and high expectations for the team.

2 Democrats running to represent San Diego in the state Assembly have very different resumes

Two Democratic candidates, Colin Parent and LaShae Sharp-Collins, are competing to represent San Diego's 79th district in the state Assembly, each bringing distinct backgrounds and experiences to the race. Their positive campaigning contrasts with the often contentious nature of political races, highlighting their unique qualifications and visions for the district.

Buildings we love and hate. San Diego’s best — and worst — architecture in 2024

San Diego's Orchids and Onions architecture competition returns in 2024, spotlighting the city's best and worst architectural projects. For the first time, the competition will also include entries from Tijuana, expanding its reach and impact. This event encourages community engagement and discussion around architectural design quality.

State Bar seizes law office of El Cajon woman accused of posing as immigration attorney

The State Bar of California has seized the law office of a woman from El Cajon who allegedly posed as an immigration and family law attorney. This action comes amid growing concerns over unauthorized legal practices that could harm vulnerable individuals seeking legal assistance. Authorities emphasize the importance of ensuring that legal services are provided by qualified professionals.

State Bar seizes law office of El Cajon woman accused of posing as immigration attorney

The State Bar of California has seized the law office of an El Cajon woman accused of impersonating an immigration attorney. This incident highlights significant concerns regarding unlicensed legal practice and its implications for vulnerable communities seeking legal assistance.

State Bar shuts down office of El Cajon woman accused of posing as attorney

Maria Leanos, an El Cajon resident, has been accused by the State Bar of California of operating a law office without a license and misrepresenting herself as an attorney. The allegations raise significant concerns about unauthorized legal practices and the protection of clients in the region.

The best things to do this weekend in San Diego: Oct. 4-6

Explore the top activities happening in San Diego from October 4-6, including concerts, a beach festival, haunted houses, and Oktoberfest. This weekend promises a variety of engaging events suitable for all ages and interests.

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