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Morning Report: The $67 Million Unanswered Question
Plus: The Politics Report rounded up some lingering questions about an announcement late last week.
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Appraisal Meant To Determine If Housing Commission Overpaid For Pandemic-Era Hotel Can't Answer That Question
Did the city overpay for the hotel that was purchased under the cloud of a conflict of interest-scandal?
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Mayor, Downtown Councilman Pushing Homeless Camp Crackdown
Mayor Todd Gloria and Councilman Stephen Whitburn are urging new tactics on public property to address surging unsheltered homelessness.
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Morning Report: Homeless Camp Crackdown Is Coming
Plus: State Senator Catherine Blakespear tweeted that Encinitas has gotten its act together when it comes to housing laws.
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SDPD Staffing Crisis Expected To Continue For Years
City budget analysts now say it will need to use overtime to plug police staffing shortages for four to five years, at least.
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Morning Report: SDPD Staffing Woes Likely To Endure
Plus: Understanding a chronic absenteeism crisis and another month with more becoming homeless than getting housed.
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The Learning Curve: Understanding A Chronic Absenteeism Crisis
Logan Memorial high school head counselor thinks there’s no “silver bullet” to solve the problem.
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DA Stephan Pushing New Homeless Shelter App
The goal for the $300,000 pilot is to create a system that informs outreach workers and others in real time what shelter beds are available.
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Morning Report: DA Stephan Pushing New Homeless Shelter App
Plus: Council grapples with report on policing impacts unhoused black San Diegans.
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Morning Report: All The Math Behind Climate Action
Plus: We will be at the City Heights/Weingart Library at 6 p.m. to chat about the 2023 Parent’s Guide to San Diego Schools.
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Of The 15 San Diego Unified Schools With The Most Chronic Absenteeism, 14 Are South Of I-8
Chronic absenteeism has reached sky-high levels nationally and locally, but the bad news isn’t evenly distributed.
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Morning Report: The Familiar, Uneven Crisis Of Chronic Absenteeism
Plus: The La Jolla secession is more real this time.
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San Diego Business Groups Balk At City's New Climate Policy Guide
At the city’s Environment Committee meeting, industry representatives argued the city was too focused on cutting emissions.
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Morning Report: Interest Groups Say San Diego's Climate Priorities Devalue Business
Plus: Another onslaught of sewage heads for the Pacific Ocean at the Border.
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Morning Report: Unravelling How San Diego Will Act On Climate Change
Plus: An Escondido homelessness prevention program needs new funding and police misconduct records are public.
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How San Diego Climate Action Works And What It Might Cost
San Diego would have to find $30 million in new money to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Morning Report: Smart Streetlights To Get Smarter
Plus: The Housing Commission is exploring whether its East Village headquarters could double as a shelter for transition-aged youth.
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These Aren't Your Grandparent's Streetlights
The new proposed platform is more sophisticated than the last and offers analytics not previously available to officials.
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Cup Of Chisme: A Walk In One Neighbor's Shoes
We revealed that police response times have increased in recent years. Also, what happens when those who want to detox don’t have access.
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She Was Proof Oceanside's Self-Sufficiency Program Works. When The City Suspended It, She Spoke Up
A program for low-income families helped a single mom in Oceanside achieve financial independence. She hopes her story will bring awareness.
