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The Learning Curve: San Diego Unified Is Terrified Of Kids Opting Out
San Diego Unified gets around $10,000 per student it educates.
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Our Public Schools Have A Customer Service Problem
Let’s face it. Good customer service is something that public schools could do a whole lot better.
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Morning Report: Downtown Jail Outbreak Goes From Bad To Worse
A downtown federal jail now has one of the steepest numbers of active cases in any federal prison facility in the nation.
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The Sky’s The Limit: Mana De San Diego Empowers Latinas To Lead
For every dollar earned by a white male, a Latina makes 53 cents.
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Those Ticketed For Seditious Language Say Their Only Crime Was Talking Back
Some people who received tickets for seditious language said officers used physical force in the course of ticketing them.
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Myths And Shame Shouldn’t Guide Cannabis Regulations
It is more important than ever that these regulations are thoughtfully reviewed and potentially loosened.
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The County Is Rethinking A Major Coronavirus Trigger
When is it safe to reopen society? Such a deceptively simple question.
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Morning Report: A Questionable Stat That’s Guiding Reopening
The vast quantity of official metrics used to track the spread of coronavirus is head spinning.
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Vaccine Exemption Doctor On Probation, Can No Longer Write Exemptions
The probation applies to her medical license, which could be revoked if she does not follow the terms of the probation.
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A New Kind Of College Exam: UCSD Is Testing Sewage For Covid-19
Turds tell tales, and UC San Diego is listening.
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City To Weigh Measure Giving Laid-Off Hotel Workers First Shot At Open Jobs
Faced with industrywide layoffs, the region’s hotel workers union is pushing the city to adopt a temporary ordinance.
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The Franchise Agreement Ending Offers San Diego A Chance For A Fresh Start
The city and San Diego Gas & Electric signed these agreements nearly 50 years ago – it’s time for a fresh start.
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Morning Report: Hotel Workers Want Their Jobs Back
The union that represents the hotel employees, Unite Here Local 30, recently filed a grievance.
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North County Report: Next Oceanside Mayor May Not Have Much Support
A county supervisor emerges as a coronavirus skeptic, parents opt for alternatives to distance learning and more in our biweekly roundup.
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Longtime Sheriff’s Employee Contradicts Official Account Of Jail Death
In an explosive declaration, a medical records clerk at the Vista jail said she was threatened with retaliation.
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There's A Vacation Rental Compromise On The Table — Take It
Finally, after years of inaction, San Diego’s leaders have the opportunity to pass reasonable short-term vacation rental regulations.
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Embattled Sweetwater Superintendent Fired
Sweetwater Union High School District board members officially fired Superintendent Karen Janney on Monday.
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The Water Authority Is Resurrecting Its Pipe Dream – Again
The San Diego County Water Authority is seriously considering building a massive pipeline to break free from Metropolitan Water District.
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City Is Halting Rent Payments On 101 Ash St.
Mayor Kevin Faulconer has decided to stop paying rent to the city’s landlord at 101 Ash St. in a bid to untangle the mess.
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Kelvin Barrios Must Drop Out Of The D9 Race (Opinion)
The perceived front-runner, Kelvin Barrios, has repeatedly demonstrated extremely poor judgment.
