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Tammy Murga
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South County Reporter, The San Diego Union-Tribune
San Diego
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History,Finance, Accounting Business, Corporate Laws, Economics Culture, Heritage, Taxation FCRA, Politics
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By Tammy Murga Verified| The Sacramento Bee Verified National City leaders came under fire two years ago for giving themselves $100,000 each to spend annually in their districts. Initially, there were no rules for how the money could be spent. And some of the first expenses raised questions about whether they were a legitimate use of taxpayer money. But officials said a great portion of what they have spent so far has gone toward one of the main reasons they approved district budgets: hiring assistants.
By Tammy Murga Verified| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified Josie Flores-Clark no es ajena a la controversia en la administración de National City. Hace casi 20 años, Flores-Clark fue objeto de fuertes críticas cuando se le permitió trabajar como asistente del alcalde Ron Morrison, a la vez que trabajaba en una empresa de grúas contratada por la ciudad. Ante las acusaciones de conflicto de intereses, renunció al negocio de grúas después de que Morrison le creara un puesto mejor remunerado y la ascendiera.
By Tammy Murga Verified| The Sacramento Bee Verified National City leaders came under fire two years ago for giving themselves $100,000 each to spend annually in their districts. Initially, there were no rules for how the money could be spent. And some of the first expenses raised questions about whether they were a legitimate use of taxpayer money. But officials said a great portion of what they have spent so far has gone toward one of the main reasons they approved district budgets: hiring assistants.
Company Info
The San Diego Union-Tribune
The San Diego Union-Tribune is a leading media company located in San Diego, California. It was formed in 1992 through the merger of two historic newspapers: the San Diego Union and the Evening Tribune. With a history spanning over 150 years, it stands as the largest media entity in the region and the community's longest-running business. The company publishes a Pulitzer Prize-winning daily newspaper that covers news, sports, entertainment, and shopping in San Diego. It also operates a prominent website, providing online news and content, along with a Spanish-language digital site. Additionally, the San Diego Union-Tribune publishes eight community newspapers and a weekly entertainment guide called Night + Day. The company offers marketing solutions, including innovative advertising strategies and digital campaigns, tailored for businesses of all sizes. Its historical significance is highlighted by the restoration of the original building where the San Diego Union was first published, now serving as a museum in Old Town San Diego State Historic Park.
San Diego, California, United States
+1 619-299-4141
Founded: 1868