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Morning Report: When Oceanside Suspended A Program For Poor Families, This Woman Spoke Up
Plus: The fierce debate around cuts to Mexico’s Elections Agency and let’s talk about schools with our handy guide.
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Not Everyone Ready To Welcome Billionaire Back To Philanthropy Circles
After an investigation concluded without filing child pornography-related charges, T. Denny Sanford is back in the philanthropic spotlight.
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Morning Report: Not Everyone Is Ready To Welcome Billionaire Philanthropist Back
Politics Report: Gloria moves Homeless Czar in org chart shake up and let’s talk about the School Guide.
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Amid An Overdose Crisis, Many San Diegans Struggle To Access Detox
Limited number of detox beds for Medi-Cal patients, coupled with intake requirements, are forcing many to wait or stop seeking a bed.
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Morning Report: Inside San Diego's Detox Access Crisis
Plus: Cops want to revive, merge streetlight cameras with license plate readers and all about charter schools.
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South Bay Mobile Home Park Dispute Moves To Sacramento
Advocates and local officials consider changes to state law necessary because California treats mobile homes and RVs differently.
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Morning Report: South Bay Mobile Home Park Dispute Moves To Sacramento
Plus: What the latest State School data doesn’t tell us about teachers and how to pick a school for your child.
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City Plans To Eventually Shutter Golden Hall Shelter
The city is now planning to move hundreds of people staying in its Golden Hall event space to other locations by the end of the year.
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The Learning Curve: What The Latest School Data Doesn't Tell Us About Teachers
A change to the way the state reports teacher experience offers less insight into just how experienced teachers at each school are.
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Morning Report: City Plans To Eventually Shutter Golden Hall Shelter
Plus: Gloria wants more state homeless funding, Covid-19 State of Emergency ends and inside the 2023 Parent’s Guide to San Diego Schools.
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Activists Demanded A Timeline For Climate Action. The City Is Up Against Its Deadline To Produce One.
San Diego has a lofty goal of only emitting as much greenhouse gas as technology and the environment can sequester.
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Morning Report: SDPD Expected To Surpass Overtime Budget
Plus: The city will release their timeline for climate action and how to use the 2023 Parent’s Guide to San Diego Schools.
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The 2023 Parent's Guide To San Diego Schools Is Here
The annual publication is our comprehensive guide to schools in San Diego, with tools to help parents make the best choice for their child.
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10 Years After Managed Competition, City Turning To Contractors For Key Services
A fascinating cycle and if it was the grand master plan, it is playing out to perfection. Sort of.
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Morning Report: Your Guide To San Diego Schools Is Here
Plus: Who is buying homes in San Diego.
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Burying Trash In San Diego Is About To Get More Expensive
The price to toss a ton of trash at the city-owned Miramar landfill, called “tipping” fees, could rise 71 percent by 2025.
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Morning Report: The Price Of Tossing Trash Is About To Spike In San Diego
Plus: A swirling exchange of air pressure helped generate wintery cold air through the southern portion of the continent.
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UC Student Workers Got A New Contract — But With A Big Sticking Point
Some feel an extra $2,500 going to some workers not in San Diego could cause contention in future statewide negotiations.
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County: City Needs More Restrooms, Handwashing Stations To Combat Hep A
At the county’s urging, the city is exploring additional public restrooms and handwashing stations amid a small spike in hepatitis A cases.
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Morning Report: Contract Gains And Losses
Plus: Escondido spent most of its homeless dollars on police and more restrooms, handwashing stations are needed to combat Hepatitis A.
