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The Messy Road To Bring A Bachelor's Degree To San Diego City College
The fight to bring bachelor’s degrees to California community colleges has been long. It’s not over yet.
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VOSD Podcast: High Drama At High Tech High
High Tech High still wants to unionize, SANDAG’s leader signals a leave and towing is still a really big problem.
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Morning Report: There's A Showdown Brewing Over San Diego City College's Potential New Bachelor's Degree
Plus: Oceanside to outsource management of its $450 Million Portfolio and MAD about antique lamp replacement.
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The Need For Inclusionary Housing: The Case Of La Mesa
A new apartment project in La Mesa demonstrates the dangers of treating the housing crisis as just an issue of inadequate supply.
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These Imperial Valley Farmers Want To Pay More For Their Colorado River Water
Imperial Valley farmers have little incentive to conserve.
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Morning Report: Water Is Cheap. Why These Imperial Valley Farmers Want To Pay More
Plus: Monthly count of Downtown homeless keeps breaking records and this week on the VOSD Podcast.
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Settling SDG&E Lawsuit Wasn't Part Of City's Monopoly Deal. Now It's Paying The Price.
The city’s decision to ink a deal with a company it was suing is being criticized.
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San Diego Is Not Protected From California's Severe Water Supply Crisis
Climate change and radical changes to water supplies have put our region at risk and potentially subject to mandatory water supply cutbacks.
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Morning Report: Court Ruling Deals San Diego A $100 Million Blow, Turns Focus Back On Its Deal With SDG&E
Plus: Vacation Rental Apps fall short of expectations and Gaslamp Quarter Businesses want police to enforce Street Vendor Law.
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Morning Report: Officials Scrutinize Tows Affecting Homeless Residents
Plus: An Escondido sales tax measure that many were hoping would help solve the city’s budget woes is poised to fail.
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City Leaders Grappling Over Towing Homes
A story about two homeless mothers whose vehicles were towed are fueling debate over the efficacy of impounding vehicles serving as homes.
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Scientific Climate Change-Measuring Instrument At Risk From Hawaiian Volcano Eruption
Power has been shut down to instrumentation that’s been tracking carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere since 1958.
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It's Time To Make The Expanded, Monthly Child Tax Credit Permanent
San Diego families continue to struggle to make ends meet. Congress needs to step up and offer relief.
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High Tech High's Union Negotiations Have Reached An Impasse
The process has left some teachers and parents disillusioned with the prestigious charter network.
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State Reform Gives Man Once Sentenced To Life Without Parole A Second Chance
It’s not yet clear how much longer Brian Mason will be in prison.
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Morning Report: High Tech High Has Reached A Deadlock With Its Union
Plus: Former felony-murder defendant to get second chance and key scientific instrument at risk from Hawaiian volcano eruption.
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Ikhrata Says The Time For Him To Leave San Diego Could Be Coming
Hasan Ikhrata said he will be on his way out if leaders can’t reach “a common vision for expanding transit.”
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Covid Year Two: Death Gap Narrowed Between Racial Groups — Class Less So
Health disparities existed long before the pandemic. But after the rollout of vaccines, that disparity is slipping.
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When San Diego Will Start Charging Everyone For Trash
While the city could impose it as soon as a 12-month cost of service study is complete, it’ll likely take a lot longer.
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Morning Report: Racial Disparities In Covid Deaths Decreased, Class Still Factor
Plus: A long strange trip, the time for Hasan Ikhrata to leave San Diego could be coming and when San Diego will start charging for trash.
