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Wayne served in the state Assembly for three terms — from 1996 to 2002 — and thereafter returned to his job as an assistant state attorney general focusing on consumer fraud.

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Two Democrats in San Diego's hottest council race running on starkly different messages Candidates scrambling for support among Democratic factions, clashing on development

Heres a look at Vigo County Health Department food inspections for May 16 to May 20.

Broad local and state action aims to make homes more affordable. Will it work?

Peñasquitos leaders apologize for letter stressing Mira Mesa has lower incomes, more crime A sliver of Rancho Peñasquitos was shifted from District 5 to District 6 a decade ago to help create San Diego’s first council district where Asians are the largest ethnic group. Recently a large group of Peñasquitos residents have been lobbying for reunification of the community, which is part of the Poway Unified School District like most of District 5’s neighborhoods. Similar efforts are underwa...

City lawyer "This decision is a victory for hard-working families who want to stay in San Diego, live near their workplace and enjoy a quality life,” said Elliott. “This underutilized transportation corridor is on track to become a vibrant village with restaurants, retail stores, jobs, accessible transportation and affordable housing." The plan also raises the building height limit for residential projects from 45 feet to 65 feet, reports California News Times. The residents who filed t...

SAN DIEGO —  Developers can move forward with plans for high-rise housing and dense urban villages along the new Morena Boulevard trolley line in San Diego now that a Superior Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by nearby residents. Judge Timothy Taylor ruled last week that city officials properly analyzed how a new growth blueprint for the area would affect parks, traffic, air quality and other potential impacts covered under state environmental law. City Attorney Mara Elliott hailed...