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La Mesa Library welcomes new manager
Rancho San Diego native Chelsie Harris says she was “born and raised out here” in East County, making her new...
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Quilts of Valor
On Nov. 14, the La Mesa Women’s Club and the local chapter of Quilts of Valor honored four La Mesa...
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A ‘shining’ example
Volunteers picked up trash along University Avenue from 69th Street to Maple Avenue.
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Cannabis tax prop on ballot
On Nov. 6, La Mesa residents will vote on Proposition V to decide whether the city should impose a special...
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A towering achievement
On Oct. 4, Boys & Girls Clubs of East County celebrated the opening of its Brady Family Clubhouse and Bill...
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Jones favored in 38th Senate District race
A local political race for an open state Senate seat has remained relatively low profile due mostly to an aggressive...
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La Mesa News Briefs – Oct. 26, 2018
Envision La Mesa hosted its second Hidden Gems event on Saturday, Oct. 13, at BMH Italian Deli located at 7670...
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Program furnishes computers to the blind
wo groups, one vision: The La Mesa Lions Club has partnered with San Diego Futures Foundation (SDFF) to distribute refurbished...
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City Council incumbents tout experience, successes
La Mesa City Council incumbent candidates Guy McWhirter and Bill Baber, and Mayor Mark Arapostathis, want voters to focus on...
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Davis, Murtaugh square off at Politifest
The November midterm elections are just around the corner. And while there is much talk of the Democrats’ hope to...
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San Diego Border Patrol Agent Suing for Wages Unpaid Since Shutdown Began - Times of San Diego
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Albert Vieira, working as a border agent in San Diego, hasn't been paid since the partial government shutdown began Dec. 22. Now he's the named plaintiff in a major lawsuit against the federal government.