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Behind The Late Lobbying Disclosure That Earned Midway Rising A Fine For Breaking City Ethics Laws
San Diego’s Ethics Commission is fining Midway Rising $5,000 for neglecting to file a lobbying disclosure months after it was due.
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Cup Of Chisme: Big Union Energy
Plus, we checked in on how the city of San Diego’s food waste rollout is going so far, and I sat down to chismear with a county supervisor.
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VOSD Podcast: No Silver Bullets
Big union news for law enforcement and education, Voice turns 18 and Supervisor Lawson-Remer reviews the state of the region’s homelessness.
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We're Releasing Our Data On Covid-19 Deaths In San Diego County
Every Covid-19 death certificate during the first two years of the pandemic is now available broken up by year and in one online database.
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Morning Report: Here's Our Covid-19 Data
Plus: SDG&E rates under some serious scrutiny.
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Grant Hill Residents Kinda Confused, Kinda Excited About The New Green Bins
San Diegans are learning how to use the latest waste stream since 1988, one with big climate consequences.
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Morning Report: San Diegans Are Sort Of Sorting Their Food Waste
Plus: In this week’s North County Report, Tigist Layne shares the challenges that come with the Point-in-Time Count.
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North County Report: What The Point-In-Time Count Revealed About North County Homelessness
I joined a group of volunteers to count and survey unhoused people in the city of Vista as part of the county’s annual homeless census.
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High Tech High's Teachers Union Has Approved Its First Contract
After a protracted negotiation process, High Tech High union members voted overwhelmingly to ratify their contract.
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Environment Report: Key Climate Change Data Lost Forever Amid Erupting Volcano
The eruption of Mauna Loa took out power to key scientific instruments that have been tracking carbon dioxide levels since the 1950s.
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County Reviews Its Contracts As Janitors Consider Another Strike
The policy will be phased in as current contracts expire, but county leaders are putting pressure on contractors to speed things up.
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Morning Report: High Tech High's Teachers Union Has A Contract
Plus: County reviews its contracts as janitors consider another strike.
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Sheriff's Union Changes Leaders Following Internal Complaints
A survey of deputies revealed complaints about staff shortages, morale, vaccines and the county’s ‘liberal agenda.’
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The Chief Deputy City Attorney Looking For A Promotion
Heather Ferbert’s profile has a track record.
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Downtown Councilman Pushing Big Homeless Project – And A Crackdown
San Diego City Councilman Stephen Whitburn is pitching plans to offer shelter and camping options to hundreds of homeless residents.
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Morning Report: A Place For Homeless
Plus: Another signature drive for a tax hike goes down and anti-cruising laws would be no more.
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Cup Of Chisme: Why It's Important To Know Who Covid Killed
Our reporters revealed that when the vaccine became available, Republicans became far more likely to die from Covid than Democrats.
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California Isn't Playing Nice On The Colorado River
California isn't getting along with other Western states that use — and need to use less — of the drought-stricken Colorado River water.
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Miramar College Wants A Bachelor's Degree
The community college is looking to become the third in the San Diego Community College District to have a bachelor’s program.
