Joshua Stewart
The Union-Tribune
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Rep. Susan Davis wins award for a worker-friendly office
Rep. Susan Davis, D-San Diego, has been honored with an inaugural award for a running an office that boosts her staff’s morale and their professional development. → Read More
Merger of two big Southern California food worker unions hits snag
Two Southern California grocery store unions might merge → Read More
Rainbow flag lawsuit enters appellate court in its second year
A lawsuit that argues homosexuality is is actually religion and that members of Congress who displayed a rainbow flag outside their offices violated the Bill of Rights is entering its second year as it makes its way through an appeals court. → Read More
California political response to Trump's Supreme Court pick splits on party lines
President Donald Trump has selected D.C Circuit Court Appeals Judge Brett Kavanaugh to join the Supreme Court and fill outgoing Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy’s looming vacancy. → Read More
Petition to change county elections hits problem after new law is re-read
A petition drive for a ballot measure that forces races for county offices into a November runoff has run into turbulence after the Registrar of Voters Office determined that nearly 100,000 more signatures are needed than previously thought. → Read More
Hobbyists facing a challenge as the model ship world gets smaller and smaller
James Pitt and Jay MacMaster’s artform is very small and getting smaller. The men, both from San Diego, build model wooden ships, a craft that has been around for centuries but is currently facing a dearth of practitioners and a dwindling commercial industry. → Read More
John Cox says Donald Trump will campaign for him in California
Republican candidate for governor John Cox said the president will come to California to stump for him and other conservatives running for office this fall, a move that could invigorate some voters, but could also kneecap some campaigns in a state where Donald Trump lost by 4.27 million votes. → Read More
Suburbs pushed supervisor candidates to their primary wins
To find voters who are supporting former District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis’ run for supervisor, head to La Jolla. Similarly, to run into former Assemblyman Nathan Fletcher’s backers, head to Hillcrest. → Read More
Democrat plan to flip seven California House seats shows promise and problems
Tuesday’s primary election showed that Democrats’ path to reclaim the House of Representatives by winning in California is a bit of a rough ride. → Read More
Sen. Joel Anderson has large early lead in Board of Equalization race
State Sen. Joel Anderson has a large lead for the Board of Equalization’s 4th District, well ahead of the other challengers who were neck-and-neck for second place. → Read More
Diane Harkey, Mike Levin, lead in early returns for the 49th District.
With results from Orange County vote-by-mail ballots counted, Republican Diane Harkey and Democrat Mike Levin lead in the race for the 49th Congressional District. → Read More
Voting today? He's what you need to do to make it easy
After more than a year of campaigning, mailboxes filled to the brim with candidate literature and seemingly non-stop political commercials, voters now have 13 hours to cast a ballot for their preferred candidates. → Read More
Woman is arrested after shots are fired near a marathon finish line in San Diego
San Diego police respond to an active shooter in downtown San Diego; a suspect is taken into custody. → Read More
Police take active shooter into custody in downtown San Diego
A woman fired off rounds in a parking structure in downtown Sunday morning and police at the scene said they had a person in custody, San Diego police said. → Read More
Grossmont-Cuyamaca College Area 5: Three candidates running for open seat
As a long-time incumbent leaves office, three candidates are running for an open seat on the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District Board of Trustees. → Read More
Newsom tours San Diego senior center as voters prepare to go to polls
In a late push before polls open for Tuesday’s primary, Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom stopped in San Diego to tour a senior center and meet with one of the most reliable voting blocs as he runs for governor. → Read More
Incumbent Republicans expand their leads in countywide races
Incumbent Republicans have expanded their leads over their Democratic challengers in races for three countywide offices despite significant changes in partisan voter registration, a new poll shows. → Read More
Nathan Fletcher has spent the most money of any of the candidates running for county offices
After months of courting donors and attending dozens of dinners and happy hours, campaigns for San Diego County offices are vigorously spending the warchests on mailers, television ads, and door-to-door canvassing. → Read More
Gov candidates make final sweeps through San Diego before primary
As time runs out before polls open for the primary election, candidates for governor are swinging through San Diego in an effort to win over still undecided voters. → Read More
Sitting in second place, governor candidate John Cox gets a hand up from frontrunner, pulled down by straggler
John Cox, the Republican businessman running from governor, is getting squeezed by the candidates he’s beating in polls as well as the one that is beating him. → Read More