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‘You Have Failed, Us And Yourself' – Bill Walton Has Had It With The Mayor's Approach To Homelessness
The basketball legend’s frustration with the homeless crisis in San Diego led him to send a series of emails to Mayor Todd Gloria.
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Oceanside's Probe Into Allegations Against City Treasurer Is Out. Here's What It Found
An internal investigation surrounding Oceanside’s treasury department concluded that most of the claims could not be proven.
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The Group Seeking To Educate Conservatives To Influence Local Politics
Six individuals who’ve attended monthly RMNNT meetings at Awaken Church’s Balboa campus, will be on the ballot in November.
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San Diego To Explore Full Public Power Takeover
The city of San Diego took one step closer toward full government takeover of its privately-owned power utility.
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Morning Report: Allegations Against City Treasurer Don't All Hold Up
Plus: San Diego to explore full public power takeover and Mayor Gloria, councilmembers set stage for Civic Center redevelopment talks.
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Native Students In Valley Center Demand Action On Long-Standing Disparities
Native students within the Valley Center-Pauma School District are falling behind their peers.
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Morning Report: Native Students At Valley Center-Pauma Are Falling Behind
Plus: How a group is educating conservatives to run for local seats and Gloria celebrates CARE Court signing.
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A Drought Conversation With California's Natural Resources Secretary
What to expect from the upcoming battle ground that is the Colorado River and San Diego’s stake in it.
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Morning Report: The Mayor Got What He Wanted
Plus: County Supervisors to acquire a 120-bed treatment facility in National City as part of a settlement with Volunteers of America South.
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Morning Report: City Attorney Tells Council President She ‘Won't Be Silenced'
Plus: A drought conversation with California’s Natural Resources Secretary.
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That $100k To Mayoral Campaign From Chosen Sports Arena Developer Was News When He Gave It
The donation became news for the second time.
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City Attorney Accuses Council President Of Trying To Silence Her As Council Approves Settlement With Accused Broker
City Attorney Mara Elliott said the expectations for her office had never been applied to her predecessors, who were all men.
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The Tight-Knit, Humble Community Behind Del Mar's Multimillion-Dollar Horse Racing Industry
Del Mar Racetrack’s backstretch workers have fostered a tight-knit community, an incredible work ethic and a deep love of horses.
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Morning Report: Life On The Backstretch Of Del Mar's Racetrack
Plus: Donation drama déjà vu and our editors discussed SDSU’s recent slate of news-making stories.
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Politics Report: Anatomy Of A Nightmare Donation
A developer’s big donation to Todd Gloria is drawing scrutiny again, this time for the big win the developer collected years later.
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VOSD Podcast: SDSU Is In The Hot Seat
The hosts discuss SDSU’s recent slate of news-making stories, San Diego Unified school board elections and Politifest 2022.
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City IT Director: Ex-COO Didn't Order IT Staff To Delete Ash Records
The city’s information technology director testified that ex-top city bureaucrat Kris Michell didn’t order his staff to purge records.
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Morning Report: City Official: Ex-COO Didn't Direct IT Staff To Purge Records
Plus: San Diego is exploring Guaranteed Income Programs and more weird, dangerous weather is headed for San Diego.
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Advocates Are Piloting A New Kind Of Income Assistance
Households can spend the money on whatever they want rather than abide by strict and often invasive rules.
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The Candidates For San Diego Unified's Sub-District B Board Agree On Quite A Lot
Shana Hazan and Godwin Higa are both committed to the work. But they’re taking very different roads to get elected to do it.
