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Morning Report: A Recap Of What Went Down In Oceanside
Plus: State OKs City’s arena redevelopment redo and is SDSU’s move to Chula Vista a sign more to come?
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What We Learned About The Allegations In Oceanside
Oceanside’s treasury department faced allegations against its city treasurer that lead to unexpected revelations about its treasury manager.
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Shana Hazan Isn't Leaving School Board Race To Chance
Shana Hazan knows that to accomplish her goals she first has to win, and she’s committed to doing so.
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Morning Report: The Mom Not Letting Anything To Chance In School Board Race
Plus: Air Pollution District, U.S. Navy settle over ship fire.
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School Board Candidate Is A Longshot But Already Came A Long Way
Godwin Higa is an educator and principal with decades of experience. Can that make up for a lack of polish and institutional support.
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Morning Report: A Former Principal's Unconventional School Board Campaign
Plus: ‘Fat Leonard’ on the lam, city setting the stage to make Old Central Library a homeless shelter and this week on the VOSD Podcast.
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How To Close San Diego's Affordability Gap
San Diego is among the least affordable regions in the country, even though others are more expensive, because wages here are so low.
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City Setting The Stage To Make Old Central Library A Homeless Shelter
The city has begun initial work to use a portion of the long-vacant old Central Library to shelter homeless residents.
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Whatever Happened To… The VOSD Podcast
This week on the VOSD Podcast, the hosts determine whatever happened to… a few of the region’s most important (yet discreet) stories.
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Escondido's Shelter For Homeless Families
The family shelter run by Interfaith that has been temporarily operating out of a hotel will soon have a permanent location.
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Morning Report: New Memorial Campus Draws Families Back, Slowly
Plus: The two-year-old effort to open a shelter for homeless families in Escondido.
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Memorial Prep's Trouble With Student Enrollment
In 2015, the Logan Heights middle school was the most avoided school in the SDUSD. Now, after a major rebuild are more enrolling?
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Chula Vista's Limits On Campaign Debt Spending
Officials have yet to make any changes to the city municipal code, despite promising last summer to do so.
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Monkeypox FAQ: S.D.'S Outbreak Is Slowing, But Risk Remains
Cases may have reached a plateau, but gay men with lots of sexual partners remain at risk.
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Morning Report: Chula Vista Has Yet To Clarify Campaign Debt Spending Rules
Plus: Monkeypox declines in San Diego but remains a threat.
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Morning Report: SANDAG Is Leaving The Driving Fee In The Big Plan
Plus: The county is pivoting away from a much-publicized plan to open a behavioral health hub on county-owned land in Hillcrest.
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Mayor Gloria Promised To Kill SANDAG's Driving Fee. SANDAG Now Says It Won't.
Moments after voting for SANDAG’s transportation plan, Mayor Todd Gloria pledged to remove its most controversial element.
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Morning Report: About That Skydiving Facility-Turned-Homeless Services Hub
Plus: California’s Pre-K expansion skipped after school care, fast food worker bill headed to Governor and major upzoning bills pass, too.
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The Skydiving Center Turned Homeless Service Hub
The city converted a shuttered indoor skydiving facility into a homeless service hub, but the project’s staying power is unclear.
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San Diego's Food Waste Recycling Program
The city is targeting a January 2023 roll-out of its food waste recycling services, albeit a full year after the state’s deadline.
