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Morning Report: The Food Waste Bins That Never Showed
Plus: This week on the podcast the hosts discuss the political dynamics of San Diego’s energy companies and 101 Ash legal news.
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VOSD Podcast: The Electric Slide
This week the hosts discuss the political dynamics of San Diego energy and the future of gettin’ around in the Golden State.
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Morning Report: Why Tijuana Is Paying California For Colorado River Water
Plus: Accuser files civil suit alleging rape by SDSU Football Players.
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Amid Drought, Tijuana Is Paying California For Colorado River Water
The amount of emergency water Tijuana requested this year from California is a lot more than they requested in the past five.
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Walking The Red Road –– How Cultural Education Has Encouraged A Culture Of Educating
The organization Izcalli fosters a lifelong dedication of indigenous ceremonies and teachings meant to heal and educate.
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Morning Report: From The Sweat Lodges To The Classroom
Plus: City, County awarded State Project Homekey Funds after initial miss and Chula Vista to spend $350,000 shutting down a tent city.
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Morning Report: Will Police Bring Back Facial Rec?
Plus: Coming up at Politifest: Real talk on the homelessness crisis.
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With State Ban Set To Expire, Local Police Could Bring Back Facial Rec
But doing so in San Diego will be harder following reforms to the city’s use and acquisition of surveillance gear.
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Suicide Problem Persists In The Armed Forces Because Leaders Are Ignoring One Key Element
The central challenge targeting military suicide is a cultural one, not a lack of task forces.
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Morning Report: Oceanside Treasury Manager Previously Convicted Of Burglary For Stealing City Credit Card And Using It In Gift Card Scam
Plus: ‘Big City Energy’, the art of political consulting and a reflection on the vehicle fires in Baja California.
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Oceanside Employee Alleging Treasurer Lost Millions In City Funds Was Previously Convicted Of Burglary Using City's Credit Card
Oceanside’s treasury manager wrote to a judge to get his record expunged, years before he was hired by the city.
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Burning Vehicles In Baja California: An Outlier Or The ‘Beginning Of Something Worse'?
The deliberate torching of vehicles by organized crime this month was something previously unseen in the battle for control of Tijuana Plaza
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Morning Report: The City Is Trying To Fix Another Dilapidated Library
Plus: Housing commission greenlights settlement deal for hotel lawsuit.
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What's Next For The Old Logan Heights Library?
Residents have big visions for it, but what’s feasible and who will have the money to do it?
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Politics Report: State's Top Transpo Official Says Mileage Fee Is ‘Inevitable'
The state will decide whether county drivers pay for how much they drive, and the official in charge of all transportation says it’s coming.
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California Avoids Further Colorado River Water Cuts, For Now
The Colorado River provides enough water for 40 million people and fuels a massive agricultural industry.
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Morning Report: How Proposition 13 Is Affecting San Diego's Housing Market
If you're able to buy a house at all in San Diego these days, you're among the fortunate. Prices have exploded in recent years. But than ...
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New Homeowners Pay Considerably More In Taxes Than Longtime Homeowners
A new study reveals disparities in property taxes that help fund public services and the burden falls on recently purchased homeowners.
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The Raschke Family Is Home
The Raschke family featured earlier this summer in Voice of San Diego, were finally able to move into a three bedroom apartment.
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Vista Approves New SRO Hotel Amid Housing Need
Some on the Council criticized the project, arguing the cheap rents aren’t cheap enough considering the units’ sizes.
