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I'm a reporter in the San Diego Union Tribune and I cover homelessness, mental health and public safety.
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Chula Vista declines to declare emergency over trash strike. For now.

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By Gary Warth
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
A blue crew from Republic Services picks up trash in front of a Chula Vista home Thursday morning. (Gary Warth / The San Diego Union-Tribune) Gary Warth TNS Trash and recycling collection disruptions entered day four in Chula Vista on Monday as Republic Services workers remain off the job in solidarity with strikers on the East Coast. But city leaders do not believe the impacts necessitate declaring a state of emergency, which would redirect city workers to pick up residents' trash.
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Chula Vista trash collection disrupted as workers join nationwide strike

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By Gary Warth
| San Luis Obispo Tribune Verified
A blue crew from Republic Services picks up trash in front of a Chula Vista home Thursday morning. (Gary Warth / The San Diego Union-Tribune) Gary Warth TNS Chula Vista residents and some businesses were without trash and recycling collection on Thursday as Republic Services workers joined a nationwide strike.
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La falta de vivienda, la vivienda y el desarrollo económico entre las prioridades de Escondido

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By Gary Warth
| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified
Los fondos federales en Escondido durante los próximos cinco años se centrarán en ayudar a las personas vulnerables, crear viviendas asequibles y sacar de la calle a las personas sin hogar, según un plan de prioridades aprobado recientemente por el Ayuntamiento. La Gerente de Vivienda y Servicios Vecinales, Danielle López, afirmó que el Departamento de Vivienda y Desarrollo Urbano de EE. UU.
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