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ADU Construction Is Fueling The County's Housing Production
In San Diego, rents can be up to $1,448 for a single person in a studio apartment who is classified as very low income.
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What Led To Encinitas Councilmember's Assault Charge? A Dispute Over Parking
Encinitas Councilmember Luke Shaffer pleaded not guilty during a packed arraignment hearing.
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The Dems Who Want To Take On Issa
Two candidates, Ammar Campa-Najjar and San Diego Councilmember Marni von Wilpert have decided to run against U.S. Rep. Darrell Issa.
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How The City Will Save Sunset Cliffs From Sea Level Rise
The city is proposing to move cliff parking onto the street and eliminate a lane of traffic at the southern point at Sunset Cliffs.
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The Faster, Cheaper Way Homeless People Are Getting Housed
For the first time in three years, San Diego had more people exit than become homeless. Advocates are crediting diversion as the reason why.
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Can North County Keep Working- And Middle-Class Families From Leaving?
Rising rents and limited housing options are pushing longtime residents out of their hometowns.
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A Community Reeling From Months Of Disruptive Construction Asks: Was It Worth It?
City Heights residents and business owners expected a roadway project to improve safety for pedestrians on University Avenue.
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Politics Report: Padres Do Some Polling
The Padres sent out a statement about the city of San Diego’s decision to raise parking meter rates around Petco Park during major events.
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San Diego Housing Data Reveal Fastest Growth In Urban Core
“Downtown, as built out as it might look, you drive around and you can still find empty plots of land,” City Councilmember Kent Lee said.
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Morning Report: San Diego Sees Housing Boom In Urban, Walkable Areas
San Diego's push for more housing in walkable neighborhoods seems to be working.
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Sacramento Report: Costs Are Climbing For Nuclear Waste Disposal At San Onofre
Lawmakers and residents call on federal regulators to speed up nuclear waste disposal.
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Rising Costs Drive Wedge Between South County Democrats, Environmentalists
Assemblymember David Alvarez says his working-class constituents are harmed by environmental rules that slow home construction.
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Coronado And Imperial Beach Haven't Produced A Single Affordable Home In Years
During the six-year window analyzed by Voice, only 22% of the roughly 83,000 new homes permitted were priced for moderate incomes.
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How Palomar Health Plans To Turn Its Finances Around
Facing significant financial losses, the public healthcare system is focusing on growth over cuts.
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San Diego County's Schools Have 27,000 Fewer Students Than A Decade Ago. It Will Get Worse.
When Sarah Hillard first started teaching at Millennial Tech Middle a decade ago, she always rounded up enrollment to 500 students.
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Trump Grant Freeze Puts Tens Of Millions Of Local K-12 Funding In Jeopardy
In the latest disruption of education norms, the Trump administration froze nearly $7 billion in federal grants.
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San Diego Unified Officially Has A Cell Phone Ban
San Diego Unified’s board on Tuesday night voted unanimously to adopt a new policy that bans cell phone use during most of the school day.
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The Progress Report: San Diego Unified Leaders Expand Restorative Discipline Policy As Funding Dips
Poor, minority and disabled students have often experienced suspension and expulsion rates much higher than their counterparts.
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The Progress Report: San Diego Unified Leaders Expand Restorative Discipline Policy As Funding Dips
San Diego Unified’s board recently passed a new restorative justice policy they hope will help improve implementation.
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El Cajon Lags Behind Rest Of Cities In Home Building Per Capita
In the last few years, El Cajon has permitted less than 10 new homes per thousand residents – fewer than any other city in San Diego County.
