Here Are the Local Cannabis Measures Appearing on the Nov. 6 Ballot
There are dozens of local measures on cannabis to be decided by voters in California next month. Most of them would establish a new tax basis for marijuana businesses.
There are dozens of local measures on cannabis to be decided by voters in California next month. Most of them would establish a new tax basis for marijuana businesses.
The probe surrounded city mailers on a new sales tax measure and marijuana tax ordinance.
Current Mayor Albert “Little Al” Robles, who is disputing with the District Attorney's Office, will battle it out with former Mayor Jim Dear, who was just recalled as City Clerk.
Ballot Measure C seeks to finance the construction of a joint stadium and convention center annex in the city’s East Village, the last prime undeveloped area in San Diego’s increasingly crowded downtown.
If you thought California’s June Primary was jam-packed, wait until you get a load of San Diego’s November ballot.
Why now? And to what end?
While efforts to ease the state’s housing crisis are in full swing at the state level, a number of local governments are pushing for initiatives which would limit development even further.
On the ballot this November is a 1 cent tax on soda for Oakland voters that is expected to generate $12 million annually.