Denise Montgomery, the incoming head of the city’s Commission for Arts and Culture, will land in her job with some good news (an increase in the agency’s budget) and some not-exactly-ideal news (it’s not as much as city leaders would like).
Cole, a health care union worker, led Dwayne Crenshaw 53.46 percent to 46.64 percent with all precincts reporting, according to the County Registrar of Voters.
by Lisa Halverstadt - Reporter, Voice of San Diego
The city is hundreds of millions of dollars behind on infrastructure repairs and the City Council has a five-year plan to help keep the problem from growing worse each year.
The Uptown area — Bankers Hill, Middletown, Mission Hills, Hillcrest and part of University Heights — is in the process of rewriting its community plan, a blueprint for future development. The process is lengthy, expensive and highly iterative.
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. The school's lawyers won their case by arguing City Councilman Todd Gloria improperly pressured city staff into changing a vital report on the project four years ago.
by Dwayne Crenshaw - Candidate for San Diego City Council, District 4
In Voice & Viewpoints editorial, it was said that ""[Dwayne's] openly gay lifestyle is at odds with a great deal of the District's African American residents ..."
