Politics
California taxation discussed at next Republican Women’s meeting
Susan Shelly will be the guest speaker at Navajo Canyon’s next luncheon meeting on Tuesday May 14 at the Brigantine...
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Audit shows community planning groups lack transparency
At the first Audit Committee meeting of the year, a performance audit of San Diego’s Community Planning Groups (CPGs) was...
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State of the County address
In her recent State of the County address, Dianne Jacob laid out an ambitious list of initiatives that will help...
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Winterble to headline Republican Women dinner event
Navajo Canyon Republican Women of California (RWCNC) are having a politically educational dinner event at St. Dunstan’s Church, 6556 Park...
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Law professor updates club on Trump legal jeopardy
Professor Cohn Marjorie will be returning to La Mesa Foothills Democratic Club on Wednesday night, April 3, to give her...
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Senator Joel Anderson next speaker at NCRW meeting
Navajo Canyon's next meeting will be March 12 at the Brigantine in La Mesa.
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YIMBYs vs. NIMBYs: Dem meeting features housing discussion
On Wednesday, March 6, Briggs returns to the La Mesa Foothills Democratic Club where he has proven to be a...
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Corrupt Filner-era settlement finally amended
In a unanimous 8-0 vote, the San Diego City Council voted to amend a settlement between former disgraced Mayor Bob...
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Big step regarding the housing shortage
The Board of Supervisors recently voted to waive county permit and development impact fees over the next five years for...
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Republican Women present check to canine companions
At the December meeting of the San Diego County Republican Women Federated, a check was presented by Terry Casey representing...
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Fireworks a go despite funding shortfall
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Since the July Fourth fireworks display and music festival at Lake Murray was brought back in 2017 after a six-year hiatus, thousands of residents of the Navajo neighborhoods, La Mesa and visitors from all over San Diego County have enjoyed the event and
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