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👋 Amid several changes at City Hall, including the ousting of Stockton’s city manager and appointment of an interim with no city government experience, Mayor Christina Fugazi has continued in her pre-election position as a vice principal at Stagg High School along with her mayoral duties, a Stockton Unified School District spokesperson confirmed Tuesday.
Under Stockton’s charter — the city’s governing document — the mayor must “devote his or her full time” to the job. But no definition of what counts as full-time for the mayor is spelled out.
For the full breakdown of how Fugazi’s position might impact her mayoral responsibilities, check out Aaron Leathley’s story below.
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Today’s top story
Mayor Fugazi juggling fulltime jobs at school, city hall
By Aaron Leathley • Special for Stocktonia
Amid profound leadership changes at City Hall, it’s unclear how much time Stockton Mayor Christina Fugazi is spending on the job — and it could put her in conflict with the City Charter.
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