County [noun]

Another dataset, Dave Leip’s Atlas of Elections, enabled the researchers to evaluate each party’s share of votes per county in midterm and presidential elections.

They have traditionally been funded by county resources and depend on volunteers.

The city of San Diego can nearly call the shots at SANDAG all on its own, since cities representing a majority of county residents can overrule any decision made by the rest of the board.

Ivey, however, like the county, cited the emergency as the reason for not immediately providing records.

He wanted the county representative to see this neatly ordered world he created, so that such a program might be brought to other schools districts across California.

The county has been working to address the health disparities for years, said Jimenez.

Nearly 100,000 students in the county lack access to the internet at home or are under-connected, said Terry Loftus, chief technology officer for the San Diego County Office of Education.

Approximately 65 percent of those students are concentrated in the southern and remote rural areas of the county, said Terry Loftus, chief technology officer for the San Diego County Office of Education.

A spokesman for the county didn’t return a message seeking comment on the bill.

Herriott said that as the demand for testing spiked, with cases and hospitalization rates across the state setting new records on an almost daily basis, the city and the county have been working to ramp up testing capacity.