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These San Diego caregivers are owed $2 million in stolen wages. They’ve been waiting years.

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By Greg Moran Verified, Jenna Ramiscal
| inewsource Verified
Why this matters Advocates and policy makers say the state’s wage theft enforcement system is broken. With a backlog of nearly 50,000 cases and employers who are adept at evading paying judgments, workers often don’t recover what they are owed. For five months, Paul Serrato worked 20-hour days, six days a week at a collection of small elderly care homes arrayed around a tidy cul-de-sac in Poway.
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Two budgets tell story of San Diego’s fiscal crisis

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By Greg Moran Verified
| inewsource Verified
Why this matters San Diego’s footprint is growing, but its ability to serve the bigger city isn’t. While the city’s operational budget has grown 28% since 2022, its capital budget has not kept pace. Two years ago San Diego city leaders quietly formed a high-level task force of top executives and department heads to plan how to spend what seemed the salvation for the city’s entrenched budget problems.
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How San Diego’s deal on Balboa Park parking, trash fee came together

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By Greg Moran Verified
| Times of San Diego Verified
This article first appeared in inewsource. Sign up for their newsletters here. The path to the agreement that cuts San Diego’s deeply unpopular trash pickup fee and eliminates the paid parking program at Balboa Park began weeks ago on the other side of the country, with a tap on the shoulder. The tap came from City Council President Joe LaCava.
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