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Why the district 4 election got so negative

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SAN DIEGO -- On Tuesday, voters in Encanto, Paradise Hills, Skyline and other southeastern San Diego neighborhoods will choose their next City Council member.

Longtime former Uptown Planners chair re-apppointed to post

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The politics of community planning groups can often look pretty undemocratic.

How a statewide homeless "Bill of Rights" might trip up San Diego

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The word on Filner's new Balboa Park plan

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The contentious debate over the best way to remove cars from Balboa Park's Plaza de Panama has divided community members for years.

That makes the reaction to Mayor Bob Filner's plan to change the route many San Diegans use to visit the park on weekends so remarkable: It's been mostly positive.

Mayor announces new plan to remove cars from Balboa Park's central mesa

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It's only temporary.

The crowd was largely relieved Wednesday night as Mayor Bob Filner shared his non-permanent plan to clear cars from Balboa Park's central mesa.

Voice of San Diego Fact Check: Skipping a year of street repairs

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Statement: "The mayor's budget skips a year in terms of our street infrastructure repair that the council was planning on doing, delaying that bond for an entire year until 2014," City Councilman Kevin Faulconer said in an April 16 interview on KPBS's "Evening Edition."

Uptown inches toward a community plan update

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Uptown got a little closer to updating its community plan this month.

Todd Gloria might have played key role in move that cost the city $500K

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A North Park religious school will receive more than $500,000 from taxpayers because a jury found late last year that the city unfairly rejected its expansion project.

When fraud hits the farmers market

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Word traveled fast through the Little Italy Mercato farmers market: Follow regulations — or else.

Cole, Crenshaw advance in District 4

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A boisterous crowd greeted health care union coordinator Myrtle Cole Tuesday night at her campaign headquarters in Encanto when initial returns showed her far ahead in San Diego's 4th District City Council election.

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