Homicide Investigation and Supervisors Meeting Headline a Quiet Government Weekend
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The San Diego City Council remains on recess through August 17th, and the Board of Supervisors holds no session this weekend, but Tuesday's supervisors meeting carries real stakes. The August 18th agenda includes public comment on the proposed Golden Pacific Powerlink — SDG&E's large-scale transmission project for which the utility has not yet filed its formal California Public Utilities Commission application, though that filing is expected sometime this fall or winter. County Board Chair Terra Lawson-Remer has been visible on the issue, and advocates note that public comment at this early stage shapes the regulatory record in ways that matter later in the process.
On the public safety front, SDPD's overnight dispatch logs showed the city managing a range of serious incidents over the weekend, including an active burglary call in North Park and an assault-with-deadly-weapon call in Mira Mesa. The Mira Mesa homicide investigation — a double shooting on Summerview Court on August 7th that killed a woman and left her husband critically injured — remains open nine days later with no arrests announced. Police have not publicly updated the surviving victim's condition. Homicide investigations of this complexity routinely take weeks before charges are filed, but for the family and neighborhood involved, the absence of public updates extends an already difficult period.