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The releases show how border shelters have often maintained close, if cordial, relations with federal immigration authorities at the ground level, even when senior officials publicly criticize them.

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timesofsandiego.com > newsletter > san-diego-braces-for-godzilla-el-nino

San Diego braces for 'Godzilla El Niño"

1+ day, 4+ hour ago   (182+ words) Top story There’s a good chance this year’s El Niño will break records. We’re about to find out what that means. Let’s add to the list of possible El Niño concerns. Heav... Today’s newsletter is presented by Kaiser Permanente. Good…...

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timesofsandiego.com > opinion > 09/10/2026 > cost-of-san-diego-botched-trash-fee-kept-climbing

Opinion: For taxpayers, the cost of San Diego's botched trash fee kept climbing

3+ day, 18+ hour ago   (685+ words) The Aug. 26 conclusion of the lawsuit challenging San Diego’s inflated trash fee has prompted the release of new details about the cost to taxpayers of a divisive and unnecessary legal dispute. The lawsuit was sparked by a City Council vote…...

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Mike Clardy • Special to Times of San Diego, Author at Times of San Diego

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (60+ words) Join the 20,000+ people who get Times of San Diego in their inbox at 7 a.m. daily – plus breaking news alerts. And we have weekly updates from San Diego neighborhoods – select community news below. Memories of growing up overlooking Sunset Cliffs and jumping…...

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timesofsandiego.com > newsletter > what-could-a-super-el-nino-bring-to-san-diego

What a Super El Niño could bring to San Diego

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (401+ words) Today’s newsletter is presented by Jackalope Art Fair. Here’s what we have for you today: 🏗️ San Diego is evaluating developing library sites, other city-owned parcels, to address housing crunch: The city says they wouldn’t be replacing any of the existing…...

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timesofsandiego.com > politics > 08/25/2026 > san-diego-libraries-housing-crisis

San Diego evaluating developing library sites, other city-owned parcels, to address housing crunch

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (327+ words) A plan to turn library sites into housing has raised some eyebrows. But reports that it’s actually happening are greatly exaggerated, according to statements by the city of San Diego. It is no secret San Diego has been dealing with…...

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timesofsandiego.com > newsletter > state-of-development-in-la-mesa

'Missing middle' housing in La Mesa

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (108+ words) ‘Missing middle’ housing in La Mesa Times of San Diego Today’s newsletter is presented by Kaiser Permanente. Every eight years, California jurisdictions have to put out a plan on where new housing can go to accommodate population growth and make…...

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timesofsandiego.com > politics > 08/18/2026 > city-leaders-residents-evacuations-el-nino

City leaders urge residents to prep for flooding, evacuations due to El Niño

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (1286+ words) It’s here, and it’s big: 2026 is the year of the potentially record-breaking Super El Niño. Nearly every city department was on hand at Balboa Park on Tuesday to explain the city’s preparations for heavier-than-normal storms and flooding — while urging residents…...