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Yesterday’s vote was reckless — and it will have long-term consequences for San Diego County. Instead of protecting taxpayer savings for true emergencies, the Board chose to raid our reserves. That means $40 million in “bonuses” pulled straight from funds meant to repair air conditioning in public buildings, maintain...

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