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The founder and CEO of a San Diego-based financial firm pleaded guilty Thursday to charges of conspiracy and aggravated ...

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Two yoga instructors have again filed a lawsuit against the city of San Diego for the recent crackdown on longstanding donation-based classes at public parks and beaches under its vendor laws.

The lawsuit alleges the City of San Diego is now issuing tickets to yoga instructors for streaming classes online.