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Morning Report: South Bay and the Immigration Crackdown
San Diego’s South Bay has long taken pride in its deep connections to Mexico. Enter the second Trump administration, which has thrown the region’s cross-border identity, culture and commerce into chaos. San Diego hasn’t seen the dramatic onslaught of immigration…
Morning Report: Finally, a Fix for Tijuana Sewage Pump
Five years after the initial promise, officials in the U.S. and Mexico are finally beginning construction on a key piece of infrastructure designed to keep sewage out of the Tijuana River. That piece of infrastructure is a pump station known…
Morning Report: Senator Wants Redo on County Reforms
The big package of reforms county supervisors want to put on the ballot has to go through one more approval before it’s officially something voters will consider in November. At least one state senator hopes they will change it significantly…
Morning Report: LAFCO: Dissolve the Water Authority? Not Yet.
Getting rid of the San Diego County Water Authority might be the best way to address regional water costs and needs in the future. That’s what the plurality of concepts studied by the San Diego Local Agency Formation Commission or…
Morning Report: About Those Secret Subcommittees
Recently, we’ve written about three transparency issues in county government. Supervisors have held secret subcommittee meetings behind closed doors; Board Chair Terra Lawson-Remer spent $89,000 in county funds to poll-test potential ballot measures; and we sued the county because it…