August 9, 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
- Padres sold to group headed by O’Malley heirs (UT San Diego)
- Aquifers shrink as nation digs deeper for water (UT San Diego)
- Why a Major Food Organization Is Teaming Up With Monsanto and Friends to Block Your Right to Know What’s in Your Food (San Diego Free Press)
- Local casino’s past, present and future—impacts of Santa Ysabel potential closure( Ramona Journal)
- Helix extends employee contract, draws criticism (UT San Diego)
- Dead, sick animals found at Lemon Grove store (UT San Diego)
- Crime up 6% in county for first half of year (UT San Diego)
- Democratic Super PAC going after Bilbray with $1.2 million ad buy (La Jolla Patch)
STATE
- California reaches deep into special funds to pay for schools, social services and prisons (Sacramento Bee)
- State finds $230 million more in unreported reserves (UT San Diego)
- Real estate license revocations set record in California (Sacramento Bee)
- Judge says Riverside County can’t close pot shops (Sacramento Bee)
- Top California Democrats rally around new assault weapons bill (Sacramento Bee)
- Two California projects selected for transformational energy storage research to advance electric vehicle and grid research (Scoop San Diego)
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