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The Learning Curve: One Parent's Experience With San Diego Unified's Transitional Kindergarten
Dana Cole is excited about her now 5-year-old son’s transitional kindergarten experience at San Diego Unified’s Foster Elementary.
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The Latest Spike In SDG&E Bills Is A Doozy
The cost of natural gas is up 116 percent from last January and utilities are blaming a slew of factors.
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Morning Report: How One Family Navigated A New Transitional Kindergarten Program
Plus: The latest spike in SDG&E bills is a doozy and previously secret police misconduct records are now public.
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Morning Report: Old Library Expected To Soon Become A Shelter
Plus: Californians are urged not to set their expectations too high for the state’s upcoming CARE Court system.
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San Diego Unified Sees 4-Year-Olds As Way To Blunt Long-Term Enrollment Woes
A huge influx of transitional kindergarteners helped blunt the San Diego Unified School District’s rate of enrollment decline.
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Morning Report: School District Sees 4-Year-Olds As Way To Blunt Enrollment Woes
Plus: The latest episode of the VOSD Podcast, host Scott Lewis sits down with star pitcher Maggie Balint.
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The Shadows Under The Sun: 2022's Great Journalism About San Diego
Dozens of journalists uncover hidden truths about San Diego.
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Morning Report: This Year We Learned That North County's Homeless Service Providers Need More Funding, Resources
Plus: Our reporters pulled together some of the most interesting stories, lessons and takeaways from their reporting in 2022.
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VOSD Podcast: Softball Star Maggie Balint Throws Heat
Athletes have more opportunities to transfer schools and pull more money. SDSU star Maggie Balint explains what it was like from the inside.
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What We Learned This Year: Military Recruits Died By Suicide At Higher Rates Than Other Young People In San Diego
The stories uncovered were heartbreaking – and at times reflected poorly on military leadership.
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What We Learned This Year: Schools Are Getting Into Housing
Increasing efforts to bring housing onto campuses, with schools advancing plans to build everything from dorms to employee housing.
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What We Learned This Year: North County Service Providers Can't Keep Up With Growing Homelessness
North County’s service providers are reporting alarming increases in homelessness but say they can’t respond fast enough without funding.
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Morning Report: This Year We Learned Active-Duty Military Suicides Are A Quiet Crisis
Plus: Schools are stepping in to fill holes in housing supply and elsewhere in the Super Happy Holiday Fun Zone.
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What We Learned This Year: Republicans Can Still Win In Blue San Diego
The Democratic takeover in San Diego politics is more or less complete yet, you’ll notice Republicans can still persuade voters.
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The Best Photos Captured By Voice Photojournalists In 2022
There was no shortage of news stories this year, and our Voice of San Diego photojournalists were there every step of the way.
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Morning Report: This Year We Learned Republicans Can Still Win In Blue San Diego
Plus: What we learned about Covid in Year Two of the pandemic and a picture is worth a thousand words.
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What We Learned This Year: Covid Killed Half As Many People, But Moved Into Different Communities
A number of factors conspired to ensure the disparities we’d seen in year one of the pandemic shifted dramatically across the region.
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What We Learned This Year: San Diego's Beaches Are Dirtier Than We Knew
San Diego County rolled out more sensitive water quality testing technology this year, which triggered unprecedented beach closures.
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Morning Report: What We Learned This Year About San Diego's Dirty Beaches
Plus: Our favorite stories of 2022, the ‘Best’ of this year’s politics and Old Central Library Deed restriction nixed.
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Loss And Struggle, But Triumphs Too: The Tales We Told In 2022
Our favorite articles of the year highlight people whose lives reveal greater San Diego stories.
