Tigist Layne is a reporter for Voice of San Diego, focusing on local news in the San Diego area. Her articles cover a range of topics including affordable housing, homelessness, city policies, and healthcare. Tigist is dedicated to providing in-depth and informative reporting to keep the community informed on important issues.
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Tigist Layne's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly within the North County San Diego area. The themes covered include real estate industry, health & wellbeing, and government & politics.
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Board voting dynamics are at stake as the public healthcare district deals with financial challenges and privatization concerns.
Voters are split over who they want to be San Diego’s mayor.
In the high-stakes District 3 supervisor race, voters are weighing each candidate’s record.
Voter Ashley Rodriguez at Point Loma/Hervey Branch Library. / Photo by Tigist Layne
Here’s how election results are looking for North County races and ballot measures.
Encinitas has a new mayor, two new councilmembers, and soon, a vacant council seat to fill. Most of them are ready to challenge state housing mandates.
Residents in North County face the loss of their beloved stomping grounds to new housing developments.
Del Mar is rolling out its new short-term rental rules. We've got the deets and the drama.
By: Tigist Layne
A sales tax measure that would have brought in millions of dollars for much-needed infrastructure improvements failed. Here’s why.
By: Tigist Layne
In part two of analyzing why sales tax measures in North County passed or failed, San Marcos, Escondido and Oceanside’s sales tax measures passed by wide margins. Here’s why.
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