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Several dozen groups and community leaders — including a school music organization, County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher and the Black Student Union Coalition — will help choose San Diego Unified’s next superintendent. On Tuesday the San Diego Unified board appointed 46 people to an advisory committee that will vet candidate applications and pick 10 semifinalists for the superintendent position, as part of a search process that will last until December. The board is looking for a superintendent to replace Cindy Marten, who was nominated to be U.S. deputy education secretary last month. The...

"It would require additional staffing in the emergency communications center to monitor an additional radio channel," she said. East Palo Alto police Chief Al Pardini said his department is looking into encrypting its communications in 2023. Currently, the San Jose, Morgan Hill and Sunnyvale police departments have made the switch to encrypted radio channels, Nelson said. Mountain View plans on making the transition in March. Every law enforcement agency within Santa Clara County will be switched over to encrypted transmissions by the end of this year, she said. Alternatives for access Menlo...

Gloria's planned action is in response to a request from 3 council members who say many restaurateurs feel the fees are a financial burden at a time when eateries can't offer in-person dining

Todd Gloria Says He’s ‘the Son of a Maid and a Gardener’, But Critics Question Accuracy (Pictured above, Todd Gloria with his parents, Phil and Linda Gloria, and his partner, Adam Smith, on March 3, 2020, at Registrar of Voters. Photo credit John Gibbins / The San Diego Union-Tribune)  Investigative Reporter State Assemblyman and candidate for Mayor of San Diego Todd Gloria has consistently told voters that he’s become a successful community leader having been raised as “the son of a maid and a gardener” as a way to demonstrate that he’s not part of the elite political estab...

SAN DIEGO —  San Diego may finally get long-awaited rules this spring for sidewalk pushcart vendors, a growing part of the local economy that faced a possible ban from some business districts and tourist areas in 2019. San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria plans to revive regulations that were abandoned midstream by his predecessor, Mayor Kevin Faulconer, after backlash from advocates for minorities and low-income residents. Supporters of new regulations say a city crackdown is needed to fight chaotic and dangerous conditions created by vendors who illegally dump trash, don’t handle food hygienic...