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The increased political competition made possible by the California Open Primary has led to numerous circumstances in which members from the same party will face off.
The City of San Diego spends a large amount of their budget to fund gang prevention programs, after-school programs and public safety departments. But less resources are made available
As we near the U.S election in November, the next president's foreign policy will play an important part in the perceived success of his administration. Currently, foreign
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Thursday's vice presidential debate got off to a heavy start, with moderator Martha Raddatz's first question posing the recent Libyan turmoil
From the ahi tacos, to the orchid martinis, the food was almost as inspirational as the architecture. But nothing could top the light-hearted mood set by Sam the Cooking
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San Diego Unified School Board Trustee Scott Barnett announced his support for mayoral candidate Bob Filner on October 10. He is a known Republican and is crossing
The first full week of October was a good one for the labor market, according to the latest report from the Employment and Training Administration. The number of applications for
The first full week of October was a good one for the labor market, according to the latest report from the Employment and Training Administration. The number of applications for
Greg Koch at San Diego Entrepreneur Day.
Stone Brewing Company founder Greg Koch was asked recently to speak at the inaugural San Diego Entrepreneur Day. He stood on an outdoor
The voter registration process in America had remained relatively stolid, unaltered, and outdated until technology advanced enough for its progression. With the advent of the internet, automated databases, as well
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Businesses operating in both California and elsewhere can currently choose two ways of determining taxable California income, the three-factor method or the single sales factor
California Governor Jerry Brown has signed and vetoed dozens of bills in the past few weeks, some of which have garnered national media attention due to controversial content. Assembly Bill
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