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As the Pandemic Drags on, Cal Lawmakers Push Bills to Keep Public Meetings Virtual

Executive Order No. N-29-20 relaxed provisions in California’s Bagley-Keene and Ralph Brown acts, allowing state, county and city government institutions to take their public meetings online. 

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The Lookout: As the Pandemic Drags on, Cal Lawmakers Push Bills to Keep Public Meetings Virtual - Los Angeles Sentinel

The Lookout: As the Pandemic Drags on, Cal Lawmakers Push Bills to Keep Public Meetings Virtual - Los Angeles Sentinel
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Chula Vista Officials May Have Tainted Investigations into Councilmembers – La Prensa San Diego

Chula Vista Officials May Have Tainted Investigations into Councilmembers – La Prensa San Diego
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Chula Vista Officials May Have Tainted Investigations into Councilmembers – https://laprensa-sandiego.org


Investigative Reporter
Investigations into two sitting Chula Vista Councilmembers may have been tainted by actions of City officials before outside attorneys have released their own findings in the cases.
Separate complaints were filed last month by Dr. Peter Watry, Jr., a retired Economics professor, raising concerns that Councilman John McCann and Councilwoman Andrea Cardenas may have violated the City’s campaign laws.
According to the City’s Municipal Code, such complaints must be filed with the City Clerk who, in turn, must forward them to outside lawyers pre-selected by the City Board of Ethics to serve as an independent Enforcement Authority so that City staff are not conflicted in reviewing complaints against the City or City officials.

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San Diego Dems doing fine with political cash


From thetrailsatcmr.com
The Trails at Carmel Mountain West project seeks to redevelop the old Carmel Mountain Ranch Country Club golf course, shuttered since July 2018.
Jesus is boss
Jesus Cardenas came under fire in 2019 by then-county supervisor candidate and state senator
Ben Hueso for “gaming” the San Diego Democratic Party central committee, resulting in the endorsement of Hueso’s foe,
Nora Vargas. She ultimately won the election. Now Cardenas, the new chief of staff for San Diego city councilman
Stephen Whitburn, has filed his legally required statement of economic interests for last year, revealing that his Chula Vista-based political consulting outfit Grassroots Resources is valued between $100,000 and $1 million and grossed between $10,000 and $100,000.

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Politics Report: About That SANDAG Seat — Voice of San Diego


Carlsbad Councilwoman Priya Bhat-Patel was among the city’s Democratic leaders who voted to make Republican Mayor Matt Hall the city’s representative at SANDAG. / Photo by Vito Di Stefano
When Will Rodriguez-Kennedy took over San Diego’s Democratic Party, he proposed setting the party’s electoral priorities around a  straightforward metric: whether the race flips a seat on the board for SANDAG, the regional agency revamping the county’s transportation system, and all the infrastructure spending that goes with it.
His “SANDAG Strategy” was one part a solution to a recurring party problem: the perception that races were prioritized arbitrarily or by the influence of candidates running in them. And another part was recognition of a shift at SANDAG, once an uncontroversial agency where most decisions were unanimous, and now one of the region’s most combative partisan arenas.

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