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Barrios Didn’t Disclose Income He Made Before Taking City Hall Job
City Council candidate Kelvin Barrios failed to disclose at least $10,000 worth of income before taking a job at City Hall.
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What We Learned This Week
After a number of highly publicized killings by police and the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, police unions changed course.
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MTS Frequently Overrules Doctors’ Orders On Reduced Fares For The Disabled
MTS is required to provide discounted fares for certain disabled riders, but doctors, service providers, and advocates say they aren't.
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Morning Report: MTS Rejects Many Who Applied For Disabled Fare Reductions
“A contingent of advocates, health care providers and MTS riders with disabilities have criticized the flood of denials".
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Morning Report: Local Post Office Operations Clam Up
Plus San Diego Unified Will Dip Its Toe Into In-Person Learning.
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Morning Report: A Century Of Single Family Home Supremacy
Homeless hotel, political support, problems with the housing plan, and more.
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Info About Local Post Office Operations Is Conflicting And Hard To Come By
The coronavirus, the election and a new postmaster general have created the perfect storm for the already beleaguered U.S. Postal Service.
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Improving San Diego's Parks Will Take More Input And Money
The plan focuses on more concrete and commercial activities in our parks.
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Confirmed Nursing Home Complaints Plummet During Pandemic
Total complaints to CDPH have fallen during the pandemic, but the rate at which they’ve been substantiated has plummeted.
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Barrios Makes Dubious Claims On Investigations Into His Spending
City Council candidate Kelvin Barrios made four distinct claims about how he had been vindicated over allegations of embezzlement.
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Watchdog Warns: SDG&E’s Tree-Trimming Plan Could Worsen Wildfires
A state watchdog group has lodged complaints over San Diego Gas and Electric’s wildfire mitigation plans.
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Environment Report: Real Estate Sellers Aren't Required To Disclose Sea Level Rise Risk
This is important because the city of San Diego is hoping to lease out a big chunk of property in the Midway District.
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The Pandemic Hasn’t Gone Away – Neither Should Hazard Pay
In San Diego, frontline workers are continuing to show up for our communities every single day despite the very real dangers.
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Supervisor By Day, But A Covid-19 Skeptic On The Airwaves
Since May, County Supervisor Jim Desmond has positioned himself as the most high-profile skeptic of the coronavirus to hold local office.
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Sacramento Report: San Diego Bills Survive Bad Day For Housing Proposals
Mayor Kevin Faulconer waded into the Uber and Lyft saga; the governor sided with Assemblywoman Shirley Weber on ethnic studies; and more.
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Downtown Federal Jail Facility Has Nearly 50 Coronavirus Cases
The outbreak comes as tensions have been mounting locally between federal defense attorneys and prosecutors.
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Politics Report: A Poll And A Court Ruling In Key Council Race
Judge rebukes council candidate’s description. Republican chairman draws scrutiny over old video with Nazi imagery.
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The Deal Before The 101 Ash St. Debacle Helps Explain How We Got Here
Years before the city entered into a disastrous financial relationship to take control of 101 Ash St., it acquired Civic Center Plaza.
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An Officer’s Word Shouldn’t Be The Last Word
Denying justice to victims of police brutality is the outcome when the word of an officer is deemed more credible than the victim.
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Nobody’s Talking About The Sports Arena Flood Zone
The threat of flooding hasn’t featured prominently in public discussion of the redevelopment plan.
