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And so we wrap up June and begin the countdown to the July 4th holiday. Those of you who get that long weekend, please enjoy it for those of us who chose journalism.
Don’t miss our top story today on the enormous privacy concerns presented by automated license place readers, and what local government is doing about them.
While that’s been going on, hundreds of people turned out in El Cajon over the weekend to support immigrants, the San Diego International Airport is gearing up for a very busy travel period, an injured mountain lion has been rehabilitated and released, and of course, where to find fireworks shows around town this Independence Day — or where to avoid if you aren’t a fan of loud explosions.
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Today’s top story
Automated license plate readers spark slew of privacy concerns in San Diego
By Gabrielle Wallace • Times of San Diego
Automated license plate recognition technology has long concerned San Diegans, especially when it comes to potential data breaches.
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Today’s opinion column
Opinion: Newsom’s budget deal cooks the books to hide a structural deficit
The state has adopted the same hide-the-pea approach to budgeting that the federal government employs, one that has resulted in trillions of debt.
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