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Californians Settle Lawsuits Against Binational Water Commission
The lawsuit alleged International Boundary and Water Commission allowed gallons of raw sewage and heavy metals to spill into San Diego.
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Tucker Carlson Tells Awaken Church He's Unvaccinated
Awaken Church made headlines for refusing to abide by COVID-19 regulations, even as multiple outbreaks occurred at their locations.
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Ex-City Real Estate Volunteer: ‘I Wasn't Their Representative'
Jason Hughes claimed, under oath, that ex-Mayor Faulconer gave him the go-ahead to seek a seven-figure payment for his work on complex city.
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Metals To Make Batteries Could Be Under The Sea, But Far From San Diego Coast
The elements climate-minded folk worldwide demand to make batteries that power the renewable energy can be harvested from the deep ocean.
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How San Diego Will Feed Its Appetite For Solar Energy
San Diego needs a lot of renewable energy, and is currently looking east where there’s budding opposition to large-scale solar projects.
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Shallow Subsidies: A Golden Opportunity To Address Older Adult Homelessness In San Diego
For the first time since 2020, San Diego County conducted a snapshot to determine the population of people experiencing homelessness.
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Morning Report: Mayor Wants A Shorter List Of Sports Arena Land Bids
Plus: COVID-19 hospitalizations reach post-Delta low.
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Morning Report: Despite City Law, Truck Traffic Hasn't Stopped In Barrio Logan
Plus: 2,300 Ukrainians in Tijuana and the number is climbing.
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Police Have Stopped Ticketing Trucks For Driving Through Barrio Logan. Advocates Are Looking For An Alternative To Curb Truck Traffic.
Environmental advocates are pursuing different avenues to keep trucks out of Barrio Logan.
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Magnolia Encampment Shrinking Steadily
Between March 16 and 30 the county had connected 24 individuals to some form of housing.
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Sidewalk Vendor Laws In North County Are Forcing Vendors To Rethink Their Livelihoods
Some regulations in North Couty cities are leaving street vendors with two choices: adapt or get left behind.
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Morning Report: How Strict Regulations Are Affecting North County Street Vendors
Plus: Former Councilman David Alvarez and former Councilwoman Georgette Gomez head to runoff and Measure C council decision postponed.
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Gloria Backs State Behavioral Health Reform Package
The legislative package is aimed at improving the state’s behavioral health system and reforming the conservatorship process.
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San Diego Still Working To Add More Downtown Restrooms
The city is placing restrooms within five minutes of any location downtown – and grapple with challenges at existing East Village bathrooms.
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Is ‘Community Choice' Energy Really A Choice?
Residents in five major San Diego cities will automatically begin buying their energy from San Diego Community Power in May.
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Morning Report: Electrifying Buildings Would Cost Union Jobs, City Analysis Finds
Plus: San Diego has hundreds of pieces of surveillance tech, across all of its operations.
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How Building Electrification Would Affect Natural Gas Jobs In San Diego
Union leaders are pressuring cities to start slow with electrification while working to grow other job sectors with similar skillsets.
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Social Workers Are Rapidly Burning Out. These Homeless Service Providers Demand Action.
Our social workers, case managers, and on-the-ground social service providers need annual wage increases and need them now.
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Good News: San Diego Isn't A Top Nuclear Target. Bad News: We Don't Have Much Of A Plan In Place
Hollywood loves to nuke us on screen – but we may not be a top target in the real world.
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Morning Report: State Issues Warning To Encinitas After City Rejects Viable Housing Proposal
Plus: the possibility of a nuclear attack in San Diego and Rest In Peace Bob Nelson.
