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Influencer Andrew Muse sucker-punched at secret Baja surf spot

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How the lockdown has changed National City crime

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Council sneaks in vote on 30th Street bike lanes at last minute

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Steve Peace's version of the French Laundry scandal

Steve Peace’s Maui Wowie The seemingly endless covid lockdown may be the order of the day for civilians, but a horde of California politicos was on the road to Maui ...

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Influencer Andrew Muse sucker-punched at secret Baja surf spot

On November 5, Andrew Muse said he was just sucker-punched in the chin by a fellow American in Baja, California. “At that point, [my cameraman] Liam and I brought him ...

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How the lockdown has changed National City crime

A mid-year crime report for National City includes a new type of service call. Since March, about 225 calls to police were made under the new code for things like ...

Neighborhood News North Park

Council sneaks in vote on 30th Street bike lanes at last minute

North Parkers found a buried meeting Change Order on the debated 30th Street bike lines one day before the vote. But a last-minute push by the locals found no traction, ...

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Dirty Birds proprietor cuts $500 deal with ethics commission

Stacey Fulhorst, the recently retired Executive Director of the city's ethics commission, ended her seventeen-year tenure in office with a whimper in the form of a $500 settlement with city council candidate Noli Zosa, a ...

November 20, 2020

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Mayor's PR man Matt Awbrey turns up on pro Prop E team

Growing heights of influence Southwest Strategies, the connected San Diego lobbying shop that frequently showers political money on candidates of all stripes, was paid $17,000 for its influence-peddling on behalf of ASM Global, per a ...

November 18, 2020

Neighborhood News Oceanside

November 18, 2020

Aussie surfboard maker J.S. Industries runs into Oceanside buzzsaw

The Aussies are invading North County with foreign-made surfboards. “It’s like freaking locusts descending on us,” says one local surf shop owner who declined to be named. “It’s like they have a scorched earth plan ...

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November 17, 2020

San Diego tattoo artists pull back from Friday the 13th specials

On Friday the 13th, over 40 tattoo collectors lined up in front of Funhouse Tattoo and its neighbors in Pacific Beach for the parlor's $44 flash tattoo special. A handful couldn't bear the hours-long wait ...

Neighborhood News North Park

November 17, 2020

Bike paths in North Park full speed ahead

In July, as the pandemic raged, the city waived fees and made it a lot easier for restaurants to obtain a permit for outdoor dining. Many in North Park quickly set up tables on sidewalks ...

Coronado Neighborhood News

November 16, 2020

Seen these weird lights on the Coronado bridge?

As the Port of San Diego has moved forward with its San Diego-Coronado Bay Bridge Lighting Project, the vision for lighting up the bridge is coming more into focus. For one week which started Sunday, ...

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November 16, 2020

Sports Arena redeveloper delinquent on $190 million loan

A unit of the Toronto investment behemoth that bankrolled the demise of San Diego's Midway area height limit in the form of this month's successful Measure E is falling short on mortgage payments to retire ...

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November 11, 2020

UCSD's Rady hotspot for abuse

Rady’s budget wreck Taxpayer-financed revelry among UCSD employees is way down in the wake of covid-19 restrictions, but university auditors have been discovering a host of irregularities regarding travel, food, and entertainment binges of previous ...

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Trash on shore in Mission Beach mounts

"I, along with the others, are extremely angry over the lack of enforcement on Halloween; there were only two police cars at the parking lot at Belmont, and on the beach, there was a couple ...

November 10, 2020

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Six-figure salaries marked Faulconer’s costly patronage

While city council Democrats are bickering in public over which of them will become the next council president, a quieter transition is about to occur regarding who will run the city under the stewardship of ...

November 10, 2020

Baja Neighborhood News

November 10, 2020

Families take law into their own hands in Baja

In the 30 days of October, entire families from the United Collectives for the Missing Persons in Baja California held their own search brigade in Tijuana, Tecate, Rosarito, and Mexicali. The failure of the General ...

Neighborhood News Point Loma

November 10, 2020

So much for San Diego streamlined granny flats

San Diego's plans to boost affordable housing include an abundance of granny flats. To that end the city has been overhauling the rules, most recently by dropping all parking requirements for granny flats and allowing ...

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Steve Peace's version of the French Laundry scandal

Influencer Andrew Muse sucker-punched at secret Baja surf spot

How the lockdown has changed National City crime

Council sneaks in vote on 30th Street bike lanes at last minute

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