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Our newsroom is preparing for our biggest event: Politifest Elections Showdown.
We’re hosting debates between candidates and conversations about some of the most pressing issues in our region.
We have mayoral debates for candidates in El Cajon, Chula Vista, National City and San Marcos. San Diego City Council candidates are also joining us.
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It’s the third week of September during a big election year, which means that summer has ended and Silly Season has begun.
Silly Season has several signs. There’s the just plain weird stuff. Like this week we reported that the Lincoln Club had endorsed San Diego City Council candidate Martha Abraham. Because the Lincoln Club’s spokesperson had said they did.
...Sacramento Report Countdown
46 days until the November election
Shhhhh.
Do you hear that, everyone?
That’s the sound of Democrats dodging questions on what they think of
It’s officially the start of San Diego’s silly season.
Your mailboxes will start to fill up with mailers and candidates for public office will try their hardest to earn your vote. We’re here to help you make sense of their messaging and the races.
This week’s episode kicked off with the strangest kind of controversy: an AI-generated graphic that took sh...
Two years ago, Proposition 36 passed with a big promise that the criminal justice reform measure would move drug offenders into treatment rather than prisons.
Our partner CalMatters did a deep dive in 15 counties that have filed the most cases, including San Diego, and found that counties are struggling to deliver on that big promise.
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