SAN DIEGOSAN DIEGO — A new audit finds San Diego frequently approves city infrastructure projects prematurely and without proper vetting, which can make them more expensive and significantly delay ...

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A new audit says San Diego frequently approves city infrastructure projects prematurely and without proper vetting, which can make the projects more expensive and significantly delay their completion.