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Politics Report: End Of Year Politics Awards
We compiled a sort of “best of” issue for the end of the year.
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Judge Clears Century-Old Restriction On Old Central Library
A Superior Court judge dismissed an 1899 deed restriction that has complicated plans to redevelop the long-vacant old downtown library.
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VOSD Podcast: Chris Cate, Out
Now-former San Diego City Councilmember Chris Cate's exit-interview.
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What San Diego Leaders Plan To Do About Homelessness In 2023
San Diego leaders say they are focused on increasing homelessness prevention efforts and delivering more service options.
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Morning Report: Should Public Schools Replace Private Childcare? SDUSD Trustee Thinks So
Plus: San Diego Leaders’ homelessness resolutions for 2023 and Chris Cate bids farewell.
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San Diego Unified Board Member Thinks Public Schools Should Replace Private Childcare Providers
Universal Transitional Kindergarten has siphoned the most profitable demographic of children from private childcare providers.
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Morning Report: UTK Enrollment Masks Drops In Other Grades
Plus: Anti-Vaxxers aren’t the cartoon figures some imagine and Chula Vista is sending Councilwoman Andrea Cardenas to SANDAG.
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San Diego's Zombie Water Pipeline Project Is Dead Again. For Now.
San Diego’s threat to build its own pipeline to the Colorado River instead of paying Los Angeles for water has been abandoned for now.
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UTK Brought A Surge Of New Students To San Diego Unified. That's Hidden That Enrollment Is Still Falling In Just About Every Other Grade.
The first year of offering universal transitional kindergarten programs brought new students, but trends suggest continued trouble.
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Get Ready For Another Round Of New City Hall
San Diego is about to embark on the most serious effort to rebuild City Hall since 2009.
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Morning Report: San Diego's Zombie Pipe Dream Is Dead Again
Plus: To appoint or not to appoint, that is the SANDAG question.
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Judge Orders City To Refile Hughes Lawsuits
A Superior Court judge ordered the city to file new civil complaints against ex-real estate adviser Jason Hughes.
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Morning Report: City Ordered To Refile Hughes Civil Suits
Plus: The new all-Democratic San Diego City Council unanimously chose to keep Councilman Sean Elo-Rivera as council president.
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VOSD Podcast: What Death Certificates Revealed About Covid Year Two
This week on the podcast, Voice journalists Jesse Marx and Will Huntsberry unleash an authoritative account of Covid: Year Two.
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SANDAG CEO: If State Lets San Diego Kill Driving Fee, It Shows Its Climate Talk Is Fake
Hasan Ikhrata is still standing by a plan to charge drivers for every mile they drive, and whether he thinks it’s time for him to leave.
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North County Report: Historically Men-Only Shelter Will Expand To Accept Women And Children
After seeing a rapidly growing need, La Posada de Guadalupe is extending their services to homeless women and children.
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Latest Homelessness Data Shows A Continuing Crisis
San Diegans are falling into homelessness more quickly than they can be moved off the street.
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Vista Can't Decide Who To Send To SANDAG, So It's Sending No One
Vista’s City Council could not agree on who would represent the city on SANDAG’s board, leaving the city with no vote on the regional agency
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Morning Report: Ikhrata Says The State Isn't Serious On Climate If It Approves SANDAG Plan Without Driving Fee
Plus: Vista won’t have representation on SANDAG, latest homelessness data and behind the Covid Year Two investigation.
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Behind VOSD's Covid Year Two Investigation
Voice of San Diego reporters spent months logging and analyzing death certificates for the second year of the pandemic.
