October 11, 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
- San Diego’s Bilbray-Peters race reflects new reality in politics (Los Angeles Times)
- Gas stations close as California gas prices skyrocket (KPBS)
- Edison releases restart plan for unit 2 at San Onofre (KPBS)
- Mayoral debate at Politifest: Videos (Voice of San Diego)
- The Starting Line: UT San Diego’s Soviet-style political coverage. Are air-brushed photos next? (San Diego Free Press)
- The Starting Life: DeMaio’s second calendar: private meetings with developers don’t count (San Diego Free Press)
- Filner’s shaky public safety claim (Voice of San Diego)
- Neighbors (in Lakeside) still shaken by deputies’ shootout with suspect (UT San Diego)
- Pastors to send IRS message on political speech (UT San Diego
- Skyline pastor tells flock he will vote for Romney (UT San Diego)
- Proposal to double city funding on arts moves toward City Council (KPBS)
- A guide to the media attention on Poway’s billion dollar bond (Voice of San Diego)
- North County Times lays off one-third of staff (Sacramento Bee)
STATE
- Brown acts to reduce gas prices (Los Angeles Times)
- Proposition 34: Repealing the death penalty (Sacramento Bee)
- Report: recycling fraud costs California millions (Sacramento Bee)
- UCAN demands $474K from ex-boss (UT San Diego)
- California’s new migrants following the work (UT San Diego)
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