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Good morning, San Diego.
The firehose of news shows no signs of slowing down — here, there and everywhere.
– The latest salvo in the Balboa Park paid parking wars came Monday, when mayors around the county held a press conference to announce they back a proposed ordinance that would permanently repeal the fees.
– A former Navy SEAL was convicted by a federal jury in New Mexico after he had reportedly planned to hijack a San Diego No Kings protest and shoot fireworks at law enforcement. Investigators found he possessed “violent and extremist” content.
– A panel of federal judges has upheld the new, voter-approved congressional maps. The maps could help Democrats nab up to five Congressional seats in the this year’s midterm elections.
That’s just a smattering of the smorgasbord of stories we have for you today, but that should get you caught up and give you an idea of the important stories of the week — so far.
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Today’s top story
Federal judges uphold new California congressional districts
By Manuela Silva • NOTUS
Voters overwhelmingly approved the new congressional maps, which were drawn in response to Republican redistricting efforts in Texas.
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Today’s opinion column
Opinion: As California ages, PACE program is key to long-term care
With nearly one in four Californians projected to be over age 60 by 2030, it’s time to invest in the PACE model of compassionate long-term care.
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