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Ballot measure revived to strip city attorney of civil work - Vimarsana News

Ballot measure revived to strip city attorney of civil work

The goal is November 2024, after the City Council's Rules Committee unanimously approved further analysis of a measure that would divide the current job between two people

Labor endorsement could make city attorney race competitive - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Labor endorsement could make city attorney race competitive - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Labor endorsement makes race more competitive to succeed City Attorney Mara Elliott. 5,000-member MEA endorses underdog Ferbert; Maienschein still has much longer list of key supporters

San Diego Has a Lot to Do Before It Can Crack Down on Encampments - Vimarsana News

San Diego Has a Lot to Do Before It Can Crack Down on Encampments

The city of San Diego has a lot to hash out before it can begin enforcing a homeless camping ban set to go into effect later this month.

Is San Diego's homeless camping ban on firm legal ground? Some say it could face a challenge - Vimarsana News

Is San Diego's homeless camping ban on firm legal ground? Some say it could face a challenge

A trial has been scheduled for San Francisco to defend clearing homeless encampments. An attorney for a national homeless-rights group says San Diego's ordinance also could be challenged.

Martin v. Boise and San Diego's homeless encampment ban - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Martin v. Boise and San Diego's homeless encampment ban - The San Diego Union-Tribune

A trial has been scheduled for San Francisco to defend clearing homeless encampments. An attorney for a national homeless rights group said San Diego's ordinance also could be challenged.