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Opinion: When dangerous tenants can’t be removed, many suffer as a result
1+ day, 17+ hour ago (454+ words) We learned about the heartbreaking story of Brenda Gillett, the manager of a Chula Vista rental property, from media reports in May. A tenant had been causing issues that resulted in police being called to the property. Gillett apparently visited…...
SANDAG wanted less housing by some North County train stations. Now it’s got a legal fight on its hands
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (844+ words) The San Diego Association of Governments has shielded two North County cities from the strictest parts of a new law allowing for high-rise housing near transit stops. SANDAG admits it declined to follow state guidance when it made the decision....
Encinitas City Council to debate whether to bring back red light cameras
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (341+ words) The Encinitas City Council will consider on Wednesday whether to once again put in red light camera systems at major roadway intersections now that a new state law has changed the requirements. Senate Bill 720, which went into effect in January,…...
New CopStop SD app aims to help San Diegans report alleged police misconduct
2+ week, 2+ hour ago (899+ words) The group of about 15 young people was gathered in a loose semi-circle on chairs and sofas inside the clubhouse-style room. Most were teen boys and young men, all of them Black. Laila Aziz, the director of operations at the nonprofit…...
Essay ignored reality of ubiquitous cameras in public
2+ week, 22+ hour ago (159+ words) San Diego Union-Tribune Re “America’s long march toward Chinese-style surveillance state” (Aug. 19): Steven Greenhut’s piece is blatantly alarmist and replete with misrepresentations. Though there are some jurisdictions that may monitor license-plate reader technologies in real time, most jurisdictions do not,…...
Are San Diego landlords scared of their tenants?
2+ week, 2+ day ago (555+ words) Some San Diego landlords and property managers are pretty scared of their renters, says a new survey. The San Diego-based Southern California Rental Housing Association released results of a survey this week of members that found more than 41% of respondents…...