May 23, 2012 -- (San Diego’s East County)--East County Roundup highlights top stories of interest to East County and San Diego’s inland regions, published in other media. This week’s top “Roundup” headlines include:
LOCAL
- A Q&A on San Miguel’s situation
- Tony Gwynn joins group seeking to buy Padres (10 News)
- San Onofre future hinges on finding cause of abnormal tube wear (Sacramento Bee)
- San Diego ranked least expensive city in state to do business (10 News)
- La Mesa may welcome wineries and breweries (UT San Diego)
- La Mesa Village Development (La Mesa Today)
- No option at all! (for condo/apartment residents with multiple smart meters) (KUSI Turko Files)
- Walmart Neighborhood Market planned for La Mesa
- Countywide water rates could rise nearly 10% (UT San Diego)
- Grossmont baseball coach Jim Earley quits amid parent accusations (La Mesa Patch)
- Wounded officer asked `Is this my time?’ (UT San Diego)
STATE
- CA Senate passes bill for self-driving cars (Los Angeles Times)
- CA Senate passes bill that limits salaries at CSU (Sacramento Bee)
- California Democrats balk at deeper cuts for state’s poorest residents (Sacramento Bee)
- Purple Super Pac launched to support registered Independents (Sacramento Bee)
- U-T: State Plans Big Changes To Testing, Instruction
Read more for excerpts and links to full stories.
Recent comments