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Black San Diegans Disproportionately Arrested On Prop. 36 Charges
“It is depressing. It’s extremely unfortunate, but it’s not surprising,” County Supervisor Monica Montgomery Steppe said.
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The Progress Report: San Diego Unified Leaders Expand Restorative Discipline Policy As Funding Dips
San Diego Unified’s board has lost funding for some of the key positions that support implementing a new restorative justice policy.
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Businesses Threaten Referendum As Minimum Wage For Hotels, Amusement Parks And Event Venues Moves Forward
The proposal would raise the minimum wage to $25 in January 2026.
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Child Care Providers Already Hurting By Rising Costs Brace For More
The threat of tariffs hangs heavy over child care providers who are already struggling to survive. So do prices for families.
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20 Years Of Impact: Voice's Hepatitis A Coverage Spurred Dramatic Action
During a deadly hepatitis A outbreak in 2017 we revealed that local governments were being slow to respond. That triggered dramatic action.
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San Diego Unified Has A New (Permanent) Superintendent
San Diego Unified's board voted unanimously on Wednesday to appoint Interim Superintendent Fabiola Bagula to a permanent role.
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Child Care Providers Already Hurting By Rising Costs Brace For More
The threat of tariffs hangs heavy over child care providers, already struggling to survive. If their costs rise, so do prices for families.
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Morning Report: Escondido's New Tax Hasn't Solved Budget Deficit
Escondido is getting a bigger-than-expected infusion of tax money from its recently-passed one-cent sales tax.
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San Diego Unified Has A New (Permanent) Superintendent
San Diego Unified's board voted unanimously on Wednesday to appoint Interim Superintendent Fabiola Bagula to a permanent role.
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San Diego City Council Avoids A Whole Lotta Budget Cuts, For Now
The San Diego City Council voted 7-2 Tuesday to approve a budget that avoided many previously threatened cuts to library and lake hours.
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Ex-City COO Set To Get More In Settlement Than Severance Would Have Been
Attorney Eric Dargan says he has reached a tentative settlement with the city worth more than the three months’ severance he sought.
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Ex-City COO Set To Get More In Settlement Than Severance Would Have Been
Eric Dargan says he has reached a tentative settlement with the city worth more than the three months’ severance he sought.
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Trump's Cuts Thrust San Diego Students Into Chaos And Homelessness
Many students who live at the San Diego site didn’t have a place to go. It’s only gotten more chaotic.
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Aguirre Shifts On Sanctuary Policy
In a January interview with Voice of San Diego, Aguirre shared a different view, calling the county sanctuary policy “a mistake.”
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Morning Report: Three City Things To Watch
The city of San Diego has a lot of unresolved questions right now. Here are three big ones to watch.
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Grossmont Board Gives Final ‘Yes,' To Layoffs, Inks Six Figure Resignation Settlement With Chief Of Staff
They also approved a settlement agreement with a district administrator whose journey back to Grossmont sparked concerns of conflict.
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Why San Diego Unified Trustee Richard Barrera Wants To Be State Supe
From Trump to literacy curriculum, here’s how the trustee would approach Cal's superintendent of public instruction position if elected.
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Ex-San Diego Mayor Bob Filner Dies At 82
Filner quit nine months into the job and later pleaded guilty to one count of felony false imprisonment and two counts of battery.
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Sacramento Report: Universities Tighten Belts As State Slashes Funding
Budget cuts could stall efforts to enroll more California students.
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Lauded Arts Program Faces Uncertain Future
A nationwide pullback in philanthropic support is clouding the future for National City’s award-winning A Reason to Survive arts program.
