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Roundtable: Schools & Police Board Are In Trouble, Michael Crowe Is Not
One in five teachers likely to be laid off by San Diego Unified unless concessions -- or a miracle -- happen. The Citizens Review Board of Police Practices charged with questionable practices of its own. Michael Crowe found "factually innocent"of murder -- and he's not alone. -
District 1 Race Could Shift Balance Of Power On SD City Council
The four candidates for San Diego City Council District 1 are making that election one of the most competitive this year. - Weekend Preview: The Beach Boys, Mrs. Magician And A Strawberry Fest
- The Fronteras Vote 2012 Election Special
- Denise Ducheny Is Running To Replace Bob Filner In District 51
- District 7 Winner Could Determine SD City Council Majority
- Candidates Square Off Over San Diego City Council District 9
- CineCucina: SDIFF Pairs Food And Film
- Roundtable: Water rates, Port Plans, SDUSD Insolvency, Outsourcing Fire Protection
- Complications Persist For Plaza De Panama Project
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