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San Diego Has A New Board – And Hopefully A New Approach To Development
With the addition of three new supervisors, the board has an opportunity to promote thoughtful, sustainable planning.
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Where Golf Has Run Its Course, Much-Needed Housing Is In The Works
Urban golf courses provide the perfect opportunity for San Diego to make progress toward reaching our housing goals.
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'We're Backed Into A Corner': Two Experts On The Best Path To Reopening
Scientist Kim Prather and infectious disease specialist Dr. Robert Schooley share what they’ve learned after studying the virus for months.
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Power To The People Of San Diego? It’s Possible, But The Window Is Closing
There’s a budding movement urging San Diego to move to a publicly owned power company.
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Morning Report: If Power Went Public
San Diego Gas and Electric has supplied San Diego with power for more than a century now. But that contract ends next month.
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Doctor At Center Of Vaccine Scandal Accused Of Overprescribing Opioids
New charges by the state Medical Board against Dr. Tara Zandvliet allege she over-prescribed addictive painkillers to at least four patients
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Border Report: What's Behind Tijuana's Violent Year
The Trump administration is cracking down on asylum again.
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What A Locally Designed Border Might Look Like
Local entrepreneurs, government officials, architects and artists envision a very different border than the one we have.
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Morning Report: If Locals Designed The Border
One mother and artist envisions a park with stations where people could charge their phones and buy food.
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There's A Way For The City To Balance Density With Quality Of Life
Almost no day goes by without news that the city of San Diego has approved yet another new plan.
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School Districts Should Embrace Learning Pods Even After The Pandemic
As new laws are designed to give school districts extra leeway to deny charter schools, learning pods, have become a viable alternative.
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What The Census Taught Me About The NIMBY Vs. YIMBY Debate
Many residents in our core neighborhoods are living with dilapidated, expensive and overcrowded housing.
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One Way To Remedy This Disastrous School Year: Redo It
One radical idea that has been floated to address how far back children have fallen: a wholesale redo on the school year.
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Morning Report: A School Year Redo?
The big question is how to catch everyone up when they do finally get back in a classroom.
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What We Learned This Week
UC San Diego’s Kim Prather changed the worldwide scientific consensus and how top public health officials talk about COVID-19.
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Politics Report: What The Dramatic Council President Contest Taught Us
Some takeaways from the fierce contest for Council president. Also the new one picked her team.
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Morning Report: New Mayor, Council Take Over
Mayor Todd Gloria became the first person of color and member of the LGBT community elected to the city’s top post.
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Sacramento Report: Lawmakers Start Setting The Table
The first batch of bills filed in the new session target the pandemic, housing and climate change.
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VOSD Podcast: Jen Campbell Is Council President
This week on the VOSD podcast, hosts Scott Lewis, Andrew Keatts and Sara Libby assess the state of the San Diego City Council.
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Encinitas Wants To Exempt Itself From New State Density Law
Encinitas wants to pass an update to its density bonus law that that would prevent it from having to adhere to a new state measure.
