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San Diego’s City Council just launched a bold new plan to protect affordable housing, using developer fees to fund renovations and lock in low rents—saving thousands from displacement as current affordability rules expire. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court handed down major immigration rulings, allowing border pushbacks and revoking protections for Haitian and Syrian nationals, while preparing to tackle the contentious birthright citizenship issue. On the health front, a grim new report reveals 23 Californians die daily from vehicle pollution—with one death every day in San Diego County, especially impacting kids with asthma near freight hubs. In a legal twist, a former county animal shelter official is suing over what she claims was retaliatory firing after a profane voicemail surfaced. And for Filipinos in the region, backyard gardens are reviving cultural identity, bringing homegrown flavors and traditions to life amid growing demand for authentic Filipino produce.

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