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County in California, United States
State rules vary sharply: most states restrict certified death certificates to close relatives and legal representatives, while some jurisdictions allow “anyone” to request copies once records become ...
Municipalities and special districts sometimes place water-related charges on property tax bills — either as recurring service levies, special assessments, or to collect unpaid utility balances — but ...
As of the most recently cited official reports and contemporaneous news coverage, depending on the snapshot date. Official Secretary of State reports from early 2025 and press summaries in October 202...
The core claim is that government entities and related programs have been spending public funds to support people described as “illegal immigrants,” including targeted state allocations and emergency ...
Autopsy and police investigation records are often available in redacted form to journalists, but access varies widely by state: some states (e.g., Texas, Louisiana) generally make autopsy reports pub...
California’s registered Republican count in 2025 is reported at , comprising as of July 2025, while county-level breakdowns show large variation with some small rural counties exceeding 50% Republican...
New York had the longest measured wait for subsidized housing in 2024, with an average wait of about 51 months (four years and three months), according to a state-by-state compilation of HUD wait-time...
United States legal practice separates the hospital “certificate of live birth” (used to collect medical data) from the state-issued certified birth certificate (the legal document used for ID, passpo...
Proposition 50 would temporarily replace California’s Citizens Redistricting Commission–drawn congressional maps with legislatively drawn maps to be used through 2030, then return mapmaking to the Com...
Proposition 50 proposes a one-time redraw of California’s congressional map that advocates say would shift five seats toward Democrats and create a new Los Angeles County seat, while critics include a...
(née Chilukuri) was born in the —most reporting describes her as born in . Major profiles and official biographies consistently identify San Diego as her birthplace and hometown, though none of the pr...
A patchwork of community-run rapid‑response hotlines exists around the country, but authoritative, county‑level contact details for the five most populous U.S. counties are uneven in the reporting pro...
By federal counts and advocacy tallies, immigration detention in FY2023 was large and geographically concentrated: roughly 273,000 people were booked into ICE custody during fiscal year 2023, and ICE ...
HUD and local housing agencies list San Diego County’s 2025 Area Median Income (AMI) for a family of four as $130,800 (AMI documents and charts published by the San Diego Housing Commission/HUD) . Oth...
Vaccine delivery changes — expanded pharmacy roles, NHS “flu jab SOS” campaigns, and new options like self‑administered FluMist — have increased access but uptake remains mixed: 127.8 million doses di...
San Diego County had about 1,983,767 registered voters for the November 5, 2024 general election, and county estimates put turnout at roughly 76%—down from about 84% in 2020—meaning roughly three-quar...
Available sources identify the November 4, 2025 San Diego County special election as the most recent local contest in the search results, note that over 2 million ballots were mailed to registered vot...
California’s new congressional map (approved as Proposition 50) was explicitly designed to make roughly five districts more favorable to Democrats and could flip as many as five Republican-held seats ...
Conservative counties in California are politically important locally but limited in statewide clout because the state is heavily Democratic overall; statewide measures and outcomes like Proposition 5...
Laws for involuntary psychiatric holds vary widely by jurisdiction but generally allow temporary detention for evaluation when a person is deemed a danger to themselves or others, or gravely disabled;...