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Should part-time council members have equal spending budgets as full-time mayors? National City to decide - Vimarsana News

Should part-time council members have equal spending budgets as full-time mayors? National City to decide

Council members want $100,000 budgets per district for assistants, events and training to match closer to the mayor's budget

National City proposes $100K budget for each district - Vimarsana News

National City proposes $100K budget for each district

The city is currently finalizing its budget, but has proposed a district budget that could give $100,000 to each district.

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National City mayor calls councilmembers 'childish' for requesting $100K per district budget increases – NBC 7 San Diego - Vimarsana News

National City mayor calls councilmembers 'childish' for requesting $100K per district budget increases – NBC 7 San Diego

The National City City Council is divided over how much money each part-time councilmember should have as part of their district budget. “At some point the...

National City Ends Lowrider Cruising Ban: 'Heaven Should Look Something Like This' - Vimarsana News

National City Ends Lowrider Cruising Ban: 'Heaven Should Look Something Like This'

“What do I always say? Sí se puede (It can be done) and we did it,” United Lowrider Coalition president Jovita Arellano said in opening remarks at Highland Avenue near 18th Street.

'We can accomplish anything:' Last no-cruising street sign comes down in National City - Vimarsana News

'We can accomplish anything:' Last no-cruising street sign comes down in National City

The event on Highland Avenue comes a month after the National City Council unanimously agreed to repeal the city's 1992 no-cruising law