May 2, 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
- Ramona wines beat French varieties in competition (UT San Diego)
- La Mesa Council deadlocked on PBID approval, will make decision in July (La Mesa Patch)
- $1 billion hospital opens (Valley Roadrunner)
- DEA “accidentally” left forgotten suspect in holding cell for 5 days (UT San Diego)
- 6 La Mesa officers exonerated in fatal shooting of Andrew Yacko (La Mesa Patch)
- Lloyd Jr pleads guilty to manslaughter in Santee teen Carioscias’ death (Santee Patch)
- Lemon Grove School District cuts 30 jobs (UT San Diego)
SAN DIEGO MAYORAL RACE
- Voice of San Diego series: Who is….
Bob Filner
Nathan Fletcher
Bonnie Dumanis
Carl DeMaio
- Other mayoral coverage:
- Filner releases pension plan (UT San Diego)
- Fletcher pledges to make cycling, transit a priority (Reader)
- Fletcher-GOP feud still going strong: party sues candidate over $5,000 fundraiser (UT San Diego)
- The Fletcher Flim-Flam (OB Rag)
- The unfortunate trajectory of Carl DeMaio (Citybeat)
STATE
- San Diego takes water fight public (New York Times)
- UCAN reaches settlement to allow group to go on (UT San Diego)
- California rakes in healthcare grants (Saramento Bee)
- Environmentalists feeling burned by rush to build big solar projects (Los Angeles Times)
- Discovery of Indian artifacts complicates Genesis Solar project (Los Angeles Times)
- Calif. Public Utilities Commission: PG&E smart meter “opt out” fees suspended
- Diablo Canyon reactor gets some unwelcome guests
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