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In mid-February, her lawyers, Steven Strauss and Erin Trenda, filed an amended complaint, arguing many of the same points and seeking the same remedies: removal of the other directors from the board, and for them to pay damages to the foundation. After decades-long absence, House of Mexico debuts in Balboa Park. Unusual October storm leaves awestruck San Diego in its wake.

More rain may be coming. Lawmakers discuss power of the Latino vote at San Diego conference. After 15 years as a San Diego tourist draw, rusty Soviet sub is headed to the scrap yard. Marine veteran-turned-drug kingpin pleads guilty in trafficking case. Angel Dominguez Ramirez Jr. Evidence supports death sentence for man who killed San Diego police officer, judge says. Sentencing set Feb. Newsom appoints two San Diego prosecutors to Superior Court bench. Mark Cumba and Michael Pulos will fill two vacancies created by retirements.

City of San Diego sues scooter firms to get them to pay in case of litigation. Man sentenced in fatal smuggling attempt he led in January. The brother of the guide drowned as migrants tried to go through an underground drainage pipe at the border during a rainstorm. North side of Vista courthouse closed indefinitely after ceiling collapses. The affected areas include Departments 1 through 19, as well as offices handling criminal business and family services.

Real Estate News. Hot Property. About Us. Community papers. The study recommends policies that would give local governments or affordable housing providers the first right purchase when affordable homes are put on the market. Russell said Conrad Prebys himself did exactly that in the late s when he sold a portion of his properties in the Mid-City area to a nonprofit affordable housing provider, guaranteeing they would remain affordable.

Search Query Show Search. Support KPBS. Watch Live. Show Search Search Query. Give Now. Play Live Radio. Next Up:. Available On Air Stations. Full Schedule. Although she was on the board when she filed the suit, the law requires her to maintain continuous membership, according to the decision.

Medel rejected that argument in a May 29 decision, noting that the other case involved a director who was voted off the board. Rather, her term expired, and at an election for all directors and officers, Ms. Turner did not nominate herself and was not re-elected.

After decades-long absence, House of Mexico debuts in Balboa Park. Unusual October storm leaves awestruck San Diego in its wake. More rain may be coming. Lawmakers discuss power of the Latino vote at San Diego conference.

After 15 years as a San Diego tourist draw, rusty Soviet sub is headed to the scrap yard. Marine veteran-turned-drug kingpin pleads guilty in trafficking case. Angel Dominguez Ramirez Jr. Evidence supports death sentence for man who killed San Diego police officer, judge says. Sentencing set Feb. Newsom appoints two San Diego prosecutors to Superior Court bench. Mark Cumba and Michael Pulos will fill two vacancies created by retirements.

City of San Diego sues scooter firms to get them to pay in case of litigation. Man sentenced in fatal smuggling attempt he led in January. The brother of the guide drowned as migrants tried to go through an underground drainage pipe at the border during a rainstorm.

North side of Vista courthouse closed indefinitely after ceiling collapses. The affected areas include Departments 1 through 19, as well as offices handling criminal business and family services.