Infrastructure & Government Accountability Reporter
Crystal Niebla is an Infrastructure & Government Accountability Reporter at inewsource. She covers a range of topics including education, healthcare, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on the intersection of construction and real estate. Crystal's work has been featured in KPBS (89.5 FM), Times of San Diego, and inewsource.
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San Diego, United States (Local)
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Crystal Niebla's focus is on local government, politics, and infrastructure in the San Diego area. She covers topics such as elections, transportation, and local governance extensively. If you are reaching out to Crystal, consider offering insights or commentary related to local political events, infrastructure projects in the San Diego area, or data-driven analysis of policies affecting the region.
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The city of Chula Vista will start using artificial intelligence for some of its work related to 911 calls and police dispatching.
Right now, San Diego’s largest city in the South Bay has one self-taxing district: a 16-block stretch along Third Avenue downtown.
By: Crystal Niebla, Katie Futterman
Lawmakers faced a lack of coherent data while designing new e-bike rules, leading to debate over the best way to regulate the increasingly popular mode of transportation.
By: Crystal Niebla
A rendering, seen here from an environmental impact report, of the proposed Tidelands Avenue Electric Truck Hub in National City.
The event kicked off San Diego workshops assessing how to correct harmful infrastructure to historically underserved communities.
By: Crystal Niebla
Imperial Beach officials want to flood-proof a popular bikeway along the city’s shoreline, but unstable federal funding could stall construction.
San Diego councilmembers on Monday kicked off discussion over the mayor’s budget proposal, now with new "equity implications" warnings.
San Diego city officials say they plan to install 286 parking meters in San Ysidro to encourage turnover and generate revenue.
Some notable major initiatives include expanding homelessness services, potentially building a new senior center and much more.
Imperial Beach officials authorized negotiations for a future contract with the San Diego County Sheriff's Office to install cameras.
