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Morning Report: SDUSD Candidate Hopes To Bring A Lone Oppositional Voice
Plus: After wiping back debt, Superior Court to tighten budget and Vista approves plans to convert old motel into low-rent housing.
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Becca Williams Seeks To Bring A Lone Conservative Voice To SDUSD's District C Board Seat
Williams believes her willingness to buck school board orthodoxy may be what parents are looking for in a new board member.
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Court Tells Chula Vista To Fix Its Own Mess
The judges said they would not reexamine the arguments, calling the city’s request “an abuse of the resources of this court.
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Building A 21st Century Neighborhood In The Midway District
As the city moves forward in selecting a development team, design needs to be a part of the process for qualifying proposals.
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Morning Report: SDUSD Candidate Puts His Progressive Bona Fides Front And Center
Plus: The Raschke Family is home, California avoids further Colorado River water cuts and what county supervisors did on Tuesday.
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Cody Petterson's Quixotic Crusade For Change Animates His Run For SDUSD's District C Board Seat
The politically progressive environmental activist views schools as the last, best chance to prepare future generations.
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Did Oceanside's Treasurer Lose The City Millions Of Dollars? It's Complicated
Voice of San Diego investigated. It turns out, there’s some truth to it and callable securities are to blame, though Oceanside was not alone
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Morning Report: Community Power Fumes Over SDG&E Price Cut Right Before Consumers Compare Rates
Plus: Local charity forced to give treatment center to county and the Build Back Better bill has re-emerged.
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Community Power Leaders Steaming About SDG&E Price Cut Right Before Consumers Compare Rates
The creation of public power companies to compete with SDG&E promised competition would create lower prices.
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VOSD Podcast: O Funding, Where Art Thou?
This week on the VOSD Podcast, the hosts discuss the hollow promise of SB 2, big old theater news and pickleball revolution.
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Morning Report: City Pushing For Demolition Of California Theatre
Plus: Oceanside may set stricter requirements for the City Treasurer position and a day of legislative reckoning.
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City Demands Demo Of Blighted California Theatre
The city is ordering the owners of the abandoned California Theatre to tear down the blighted building.
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San Diego Housing Commission Sends $44M Wish List To Guv, Wants To Buy California Theatre
The state funding includes $25 million to buy the California Theatre and $5 million to move a city shelter.
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The Old World (Of Textbooks) Is Dying, And The New World (Of Textbooks) Hasn't Arrived
Open Educational Resources, Zero-Textbook-Cost Courses and E-Textbook NFT’s, Oh My!
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Real Estate Fee Was Supposed To Provide Housing Relief Soon. Five Years Later, Impact Is Sparse
California has collected more than $1.6 billion in real estate fees to fund affordable housing. Less than a quarter has been disbursed.
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Morning Report: Water Nightmare Playing Out 70 Miles Away From San Diego
Ensenada is feeling the worst of the Colorado River’s drought, and the 101 Ash St. settlement didn’t end legal woes tied to the building.
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Ensenada, Last In Line For Colorado River Water, Is Facing The Worst Of The West's Drought
Water shortages in Ensenada have left some residents without service for months, sparking protests and demands for change.
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Residents Question Encinitas Candidate Jeff Morris After Leaked Email To Blakespear
Morris has been a harsh critic of Blakespear, who is running for the 38th State Senate seat, since before his campaign began.
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State Files New Charges Against Five Local Doctors For Improper Vaccine Exemptions
In 2019, records obtained by Voice of San Diego showed the doctors had written exemptions that didn’t comply with medical guidelines.
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Rosarito's Entrenched Expat Community Is Growing – And Helping
Mexico’s expat community has been under scrutiny but Rosarito’s population of former U.S. residents stands out for its volunteer work.
