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Bry, Gloria Agree An Outside Group Should Help Oversee Balboa Park
San Diego’s next mayor wants a private entity to help manage Balboa Park.
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Morning Report: Coastal Anxieties On Display In Oceanside Mayor's Race
Housing, homelessness and police accountability are dominating the race.
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Environment Report: Gómez And Jacobs On The Green New Deal, Climate Injustice And More
The Colorado River basin is heating up and drying out as human-exacerbated climate change projections predicted.
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UPAC’s Neighborhood Enterprise Center Provides Culturally-Relevant And Delicious Support During Covid-19
Union of Pan Asian Communities (UPAC) provides health and human services to a wide array of low-income and underserved communities.
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Morning Report: Where Unlawful Assembly Arrests Stand
Nearly all of them involved people under 40, and at least 70 percent were people of color.
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No Unlawful Assembly Charges So Far Following Dozens Of Arrests
Police arrested 84 people for alleged violations of unlawful assembly orders during racial justice protests from May 31 to June 2.
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What We Learned This Week
Candidates remain bizarrely addicted to demonstrating how not partisan they are.
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Two Balboa Park Groups Are In Talks To Merge
The Friends of Balboa Park and the Balboa Park Conservancy have quietly been discussing to address the park’s challenges together.
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Politics Report: The Election After The Election Is Underway
Who will be the next Council president? Whoever it is will get to talk about vacation rentals. And odd San Diego elections past.
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San Diego County Stands To Gain If Voters Approve Prop. 15
If Prop. 15 were to pass, we could prioritize much-needed investments in our local health care system to help keep San Diegans healthy.
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The Learning Curve: Distance Learning Poses More Challenges For English-Learners
English-learners’ unique learning needs make them less likely to be served well by online school, experts say.
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Stop It With The Plexiglass – How To Open Schools (and Other Places)
San Diego Unified enlisted a group of UC San Diego scientists to help officials understand the coronavirus threat.
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Morning Report: How To Open Schools And Other Stuff
As part of its effort to eventually reopen, San Diego Unified leaders enlisted help from a group of UC San Diego scientists.
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Sacramento Report: Sanctuary, Private Prisons Laws Back In The Spotlight
Courts have already upheld the legality of California’s so-called sanctuary state law, but federal officials are slamming it once again.
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Opponents Of Measure E (and More Housing) Want You To Be Very, Very Afraid
Let’s call opposition to Measure E and more housing in general what it is: thinly-veiled fear-mongering.
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There’s More Local Government Can Do To Help Struggling Families
The city and the county have the opportunity to provide public spaces as a solution to hundreds of families.
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VOSD Podcast: It's Political Mailer Season
This week on the VOSD podcast, hosts Scott Lewis, Andrew Keatts and Sara Libby tackle political mailers and the San Diego mayor’s race.
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Morning Report: What Dems Say They’d Do With County Control
In this year’s election, only one seat stands between Democrats and control of the board.
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Dems Want Control Of The County – Here’s What They Say They’d Do With It
Control of the County Board of Supervisors could flip for the first time in a generation.
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Cigarettes, Sewage And A Giant Perot: Inside San Diego’s Own Presidential Debate
In 1996, San Diego played host to a Bob Dole/Bill Clinton faceoff at USD. Things got a bit weird.