Slightly More Voters Registered with GOP than Democrats in San Diego County

Based on figured tabulated through Aug. 31 by the Registrar of Voters, there are 100 more Republicans than Democrats registered to vote.

Meet the Candidates for Lemon Grove City Council

There is a field of six contenders running for two open seats on the November ballot.

Meet the Candidates for the 79th Assembly District Seat

Republican Mary England will face off against Democrat Shirley Weber.

Breaking the Bank for Back-to-School Shopping

Back-to-school shoppers are expected to dig deeper this year after holding back and "making do" in 2011.

Assembly Approves Bill to Expedite Licenses for Spouses of Service Members

The bill decreases the wait time for spouses to earn their professional licenses in California.

Mary Sessom, Candidate for Mayor of Lemon Grove

Sessom has held the office since 1996. She is running unopposed.

Shirley Weber, Democratic Candidate for 79th Assembly District

Weber is a professor of African American Studies at San Diego State University, and served two terms on the San Diego Unified School Board.

Matt Mendoza, Candidate for Lemon Grove City Council

Mendoza is one of six candidates vying for two open seats.

George Gastil, Candidate for Lemon Grove City Council

Gastil is one of six candidates vying for two open seats.

Mark Gracyk, Candidate for Lemon Grove City Council

Gracyk is one of six candidates vying for two open seats.

Michael Richards, Candidate for Lemon Grove City Council

Richards is one of six candidates vying for two open seats.

Lou Melendez, Candidate for Lemon Grove City Council

Melendez is one of six candidates vying for two open seats.

Racquel Vasquez, Candidate for Lemon Grove City Council

Vasquez is one of six candidates vying for two open seats.

Mary England, Republican Candidate for 79th Assembly District

England has served three terms on the Lemon Grove City Council, and is the president and CEO of the La Mesa Chamber of Commerce.

Lemon Grove Jobless Rate Down More Than a Point Since July 2011

July figures show 11.6 percent unemployed in city, the same as June but better than July 2011, state reports.

Planning Commission

Fire Department Pancake Breakfast and Open House

Free Paper Shredding Event

Resume Proofreading

Summer Sack Lunch Program

Community Meetings on Civic Center Park Grant Improvements

CITY COUNCIL MEETING/VOTE ON PROPERTY TAX/SEWER INCREASE

E-Waste Recycling Saturday at Civic Center Park

Town Hall Meeting with Assemblyman Marty Block

Business Watch meeting

Board of Supervisors Meeting

Helix Water District Board Meeting

Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District Board Meeting

Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District

Grossmont Union High School District Board Meeting

Lemon Grove School District Board Meeting

City Hall Closed

City Council Meeting

Fine-Free Friday

Healthy Snacks at the Library

Early voting at the Registrar of Voters office

Last day to apply for a mail ballot

Last day to register to vote

Election Day

Free E-waste Recycling