By Will Carless
Before he was a city councilman, before the pension debacle, the La Jolla seals and the Soledad Cross threw him into the public spotlight, Scott Peters was a lieutenant in the Great Trash Wars of the early- and mid-1990s.
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By Doug Sherwin
The San Diego Democratic Club endorsed City Council President Scott Peters for city attorney at its meeting Thursday night.
Read MoreBy Will Carless
For the last couple of years, the San Diego Chargers have been pointing the finger at San Diego City Attorney Mike Aguirre for scuppering a deal that could have kept the team in Mission Valley for the foreseeable future.
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By Andrew Donohue
The San Diego City Clerk's Office just released the ballot arguments for three charter amendments that will go before voters in June. This is what you'll be seeing on your ballots in the primary.
Read MoreSAN DIEGO – Council President Scott Peters led the City Council to pass legislation to protect San Diego children from the harmful affects of lead poisoning. According to the Environmental Health Coalition, every month in San Diego 100 children are exposed to lead, primarily from lead-based paint and dust in their homes. Lead poisoning can result in learning disabilities, kidney damage, behavioral problem, hyperactivity and increased aggression. The goal of the passed legislation is to prevent, identify and remedy lead hazards before any more children are exposed to lead poisoning. Peters is recommending that the City Attorney aggressively enforce these vital regulations.
Read MoreSAN DIEGO - Local attorney Dan Coffey announced Thursday he is withdrawing his candidacy for San Diego city attorney and endorsing City Council President Scott Peters. Coffey said Peters "has demonstrated his ability to bring together groups divided on a topic, to heal the city's longstanding financial concerns born of decades of neglect and avoidance, and to stand strong in the face of numerous challenges to the city, both petty and great, external and internal alike."
Read MoreSAN DIEGO – Scott Peters filed March 6th with the San Diego Registrar of Voters to appear on the June primary ballot. "Mike Aguirre has turned one of the most important offices in this city into a playground of politics, posturing and plain dysfunction," Peters said. Peters has pledged to restore trust, professionalism and integrity to a beleaguered office that has seen the exodus of more than 100 lawyers during Aguirre's tenure.
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