A weekly guide to news and issues in South County San Diego. (Thursdays )
South County Report: Voters Prefer Insiders
The table is mostly set for November’s general election battles.
South County Report: Latino Voters’ Rightward Shift Appears to Be Reversing
Latinos’ Republican-curiosity appears to be over.
South County Report: Knives Out in South County Elections
The June 2 primary election is less than two weeks away, and South County is living up to its reputation for bruising politics.
South County Report: Tiny Bonita Museum Pursues New Artistic Dimension
Chula Vista metal sculptor Michael Leaf’s monumental, otherworldly designs will anchor what backers envision as the region’s first public sculpture garden.
Chula Vista’s Mayor Is Suddenly Fighting on All Fronts to Win Re-Election
John McCann, a Republican, was on a glide path to a second term. After a prominent Democrat entered the race to unseat him, opponents are pouncing.
South County Report: Chula Vista University Inches Forward – Maybe
A four-year university has been on South County’s wish list for decades. A new task force hopes to move the dream closer to reality.
South County Report: State of the City and Then Some
‘Today’s accomplishments are tomorrow’s legacy,’ said Chula Vista Mayor John McCann.
South County Report: Rooftop Jet Roils Coronado Yacht Community
Residents of Coronado Cays, a waterfront enclave adjacent to Coronado’s Silver Strand shoreline, are accustomed to their houses generating headlines. An 11,715-square-foot dockside mansion in the community drew television coverage last year when it hit the market for $37.5 million. But residents say they were unprepared for a recent construction project that stands out even…