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North County Report: Encinitas Already Bars Gas Stoves In New Homes
Encinitas was the county’s first city to take a significant step to phasing out gas-powered appliances.
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Morning Report: Encinitas Is Already Leaving Gas Stoves Behind
Plus: The aftermath of flooding in San Ysidro and a new fast-food worker council on hold until voters have say.
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Officials Fear Nightmare Flooding From New Tijuana River Border Wall
A lifting gate structure could impede the Tijuana River’s flow if it fails to rise during heavy rains like San Diego just experienced.
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VOSD Bonus Podcast: Rep. Sara Jacobs On Why We May Be Building Too Many Navy Ships (And More)
Rep. Jacobs talked about the defense budget, the battle for Speaker of the House and some wonky nuts and bolts of how Congress works.
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Morning Report: The Border Wall Project Giving Some Officials Nightmares
Plus: The San Diego City Council voted to declare housing a human right in the city.
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Jacobs On The Navy Building Too Many Ships
For a special podcast this week, we sat down with U.S. Rep. Sara Jacobs.
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San Diego Community Power OKs Electricity Rates Cheaper Than SDG&E
San Diego’s public power company’s governing board approved rates that are three percent cheaper than San Diego Gas and Electric.
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Environment Report: San Diego's Orphaned Storm Water Drains Need Adoption
In San Francisco, residents adopt storm drains, creating a kind of free army of stormwater maintenance.
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Morning Report: San Diego Community Power Undercutting SDG&E Rates
Plus: San Diego’s orphaned storm water drains need adopting, bonus podcast and ending Covid-19 State of Emergency.
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Teachers Say TK Program For 4-Year-Olds Has Been Rushed
The universal kindergarten program included a nonexistent curriculum, inadequate supplies, insufficient training and been understaffed.
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San Diego City College's Contested Bachelor's Degree Is Approved
After a year of back-and-forth and objections from the CSU system, City’s bachelor’s degree in cyberdefense and analysis is official.
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Morning Report: Teachers Say They Lack Tools, Training To Teach 4-Year-Olds
Plus: San Diego City College will soon offer a Bachelor’s Degree and an emerging dispute over a planning commission appointment.
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VOSD Podcast: The Great Gas Stove Debate
This week on the podcast: the gas stove argument, the impossible path to subsidized housing and stormwater infrastructure is failing.
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Tijuana Is Again Buying Emergency Water From California After Aqueduct Outage
The lifeline carrying Tijuana’s water from the Colorado River failed last month, so the city had to purchase water for millions of dollars.
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Morning Report: Tijuana Is Buying Emergency Water From California, Again
Plus: San Diego’s water and storm aftermath.
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Flooded Ranchers Question Who's Tending To The Tijuana River Valley
A deluge of rain flooded ranchers are now angry local governments aren’t ensuring the Tijuana River has a clear path to the ocean.
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The Learning Curve: High Tech High's Union (Almost) Has A Contract
The union successfully advocated for a neutral third party to have the final say on appealed firings.
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Morning Report: High Tech High Close To Deal With Teachers
Plus: Who is tending to the Tijuana River Valley, housing law is having little actual impact and declaring housing a human right.
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Photos: San Ysidro Ranchers Cope With Flooding
Heavy rains caused major flooding. In San Ysidro, ranchers focused on moving their animals out of flooded areas.
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Most Formerly Homeless San Diegans Securing Unsubsidized Rentals
Regionwide data shows that a majority of residents exiting homelessness end up renting their own units without ongoing aid.
