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GOP Move To Suspend Gas Tax Puts San Diego's Assembly Democrats On Their Heels
The vote, pushed by Assemblyman Kevin Kiley left San Diego Democrats scrambling for a coherent response.
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Why Your Water Bill Is Rising
San Diegans are using less water, but the costs they pay continue to rise because of how the region gets its water in the first place.
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Why Your Energy Bill Spiked This Year
A breakdown of mostly everything on a gas and electric bill, and events and decisions conspired to hit San Diego households in 2022.
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Morning Report: Everything You Need To Know About Your Energy Bill
Plus: San Diego can’t spend $300 million to stop Tijuana sewage flow and new City Hall push may be restarting.
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Environment Report: San Diego Can't Spend The $300 Million It Won To Fight Tijuana Sewage Border Spills
Congress has to pass an amendment allowing the EPA to give money to another federal-ish agency.
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Politics Report: The Tax Measure That SANDAG Requires But Will Not Speak Of
Republicans on SANDAG’s board want the agency to discuss putting up its own measure on the November ballot.
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Outsiders Are Funding Chula Vista's Mayoral Campaigns
Filings show Chula Vista’s mayoral campaigns have received contributions from San Diego, Bonita, La Jolla, El Cajon and Carlsbad.
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Timeline For New Rental Rules Still TBD
The state Coastal Commission’s approval of the city’s vacation rental rules brings the regulations a step closer to becoming implemented.
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State Officials Refused To Answer Why They Interviewed Toddlers, Owner Says
State regulators decision to isolate and interview preschoolers about a masking policy outraged parents.
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Morning Report: Where Chula Vista's Campaign Contributions Are Coming From
Plus: The state Coastal Commission late Wednesday voted to back the city’s plan to dramatically curtail vacation rentals.
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Morning Report: Judge Deals Blow To City's Measure C Argument, But The Fight Likely Isn't Over
Plus: Lemon Grove’s City Council is engulfed in a fight with one of its own council members, which has devolved into racist name-calling.
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Judge Rules Against City On Measure C
Superior Court Judge Kenneth J. Medel ruled that Measure C failed before the city or initiative supporters ever went to court.
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Ending Our Homelessness Crisis Requires A Range Of Solutions
Here are three things we can do, supported by data, to build new compassionate systems to end homelessness.
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Morning Report: A Family Desperate For Answers About Their Son's Death
Plus: A big day for vacation rental rules and Mike Schaefer got the party’s endorsement for his re-election bid.
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The Mysterious Death Of Luis Alberto Antonio Armenta
The puzzling circumstances surrounding the 31-year-old’s 2021 overdose death have haunted friends and family members desperate for answers.
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San Diego Unified Chooses Another Homegrown Superintendent
Lamont Jackson, a former San Diego Unified student and longtime district educator, has been selected as the district’s new superintendent.
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State Agency Conducted ‘Mask Raids,' Interviewed Preschoolers Alone
Parents at Aspen Leaf Preschool are furious that state child care licensing investigators questioned their children without supervision.
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What We Learned About San Diego's Surge In Homelessness
One formerly homeless individual reminded us of the misconception we often hear: becoming homeless could never happen to you or me.
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Fine City: The San Diego Case That's Testing A Criminal Justice Reform
Brian Mason was a recent high school graduate with a job, in July 1999. A year later, he was serving out the rest of his days in prison.
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Morning Report: Felony Murder Case To Test Criminal Justice Reform
Plus: SANDAG’s Mileage Tax spotlights the difficulty of climate change policy and Gloria, Newsom urge state mental health reforms.
