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San Diego officials look to unmask spending that influences city business

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By Cody Dulaney Verified
| inewsource Verified
Why this matters Disclosure requirements help reveal influence over decisions that impact government business and whether special interests hold outsized sway. San Diego officials will consider strengthening disclosure requirements for lobbyists who spend money to influence local government.
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Early results show San Diego voters rejecting Measure A

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By Cody Dulaney Verified, San Diego Documenters
| inewsource Verified
Why this matters How to fix San Diego’s housing shortage is a problem that has dogged city leaders for years. Opponents of a San Diego ballot measure that would heavily tax second and third homes left vacant for most of the year are declaring victory. The first round of unofficial results released Tuesday night showed 58% voting no on Measure A. Thousands of additional votes, including any ballots mailed after June 1 and in-person votes, still must be counted in the coming days.
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South Bay elected official — again — amends income disclosures after inewsource probe

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By Cody Dulaney Verified
| inewsource Verified
Why this matters Errors, or failing to report income, on statements of economic interest can mislead the public and potentially mask conflicts of interest. Imperial Beach City Councilmember Matthew Leyba-Gonzalez updated three years of financial statements after inewsource reported omissions in his disclosures.
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