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No Longer ‘Norita.' Some Of Nora Vargas' Constituents Sour On Her Leadership
Vargas, born in Tijuana and raised in Mexico and the U.S. was the first woman of color and the first immigrant elected to the Board.
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Thrift Stores Have Been Gentrified To Oblivion. Are The Vintage Vultures To Blame?
The beef between those who thrift for themselves, particularly for affordability reasons, and the flippers of the world is real.
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Chula Vista's New Councilmembers Bring Big To-Do Lists
Chula Vista political observers had a nickname for Michael Inzunza during his race to represent the city's third council district:
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Voices Of The Voters: These Two Didn't Like Sales Taxes
Voter Ashley Rodriguez in Point Loma voted “no” on both proposed sales tax increases on this year’s ballot.
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Deadly Failure: Documenting A Voice Investigation
The story follows Petty Officer 2nd Class Tiara Gray, who died aboard the USS Essex in 2018 off the shores of San Diego.
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Voices Of The Voters: These Two Didn't Like Sales Taxes
Two voters in Point Loma explain their opposition to two sales tax increases on the ballot. In short: The cost of living is already too high
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Morning Report: Races Too Close To Call And A School Board Surprise
One of the San Diego Unified school board's most defining qualities over the past decade has been its near-perfect unanimity.
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Future Of Housing At Stake In County Supes Race
Voice interviews with each candidate revealed starkly different values when it comes to prioritizing climate change or housing.
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SDPD Makes Use Of Dangerous Flash Bang Devices
SDPD used all of the grenades from 2023 in live situations. A department spokesperson confirmed none were used for training purposes.
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Why Politicians Have Campaign Committees They May Never Use
A war chest is a war chest, right? Not exactly.
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Billions Of Dollars Later, Some San Diego Unified Students Still Dealing With Hot Classrooms
At Garfield Elementary, a 9-year-old who was having trouble breathing due to the heat was taken to the hospital.
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The Close Ties Between A Councilmember's Staff And His Campaign
Now, critics say, Councilmember Rodriguez has gone a step further and is using his city-paid staff to help him win re-election in November.
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While Tijuana Sends Sewage Over Border, US Avoids Source Of Stink
Punishing the federal government by writing them up for breaking the law has proven to be ineffective beyond bad publicity, history shows.
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Testing New Law, Cajon Valley Will Require Staff To Tell Parents If Young Students Change Identity
Public comments at the meeting, both in opposition and support of the resolution, were heated.
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Border Canyon Sewage Collector Blamed For South Bay Odors
A press release Wednesday from the Air Pollution Control District says the county’s received about 150 odor complaints since July 21.
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What The New School Gender Identity Law Does – And What It Doesn't
A new California law prevents school districts from forcing teachers to tell parents if a student changes their gender, name or pronouns.
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San Diego's Boundary Refs Could Be Headed Into A New Fight, This Time With A Public Healthcare District
Among those concerned with what the change could mean for the public institution was the San Diego Local Agency Formation Commission.
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North County Report: No Permit? No Dancing In Encinitas Restaurants
It turns out, Encinitas has its own “Footloose”-esque rules about dancing that have been around for almost 40 years.
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San Diego's Boundary Refs Could Be Headed Into A New Fight, This Time With A Public Healthcare District
A Palomar Health attorney’s recent remarks to LAFCO may have set off a power dispute.
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Complaints About Santee Gym Came And Went — SafeSport Took No Official Action
Since 2021, at least five people have filed complaints to SafeSport about inappropriate touching at Champion Gymnastics and Cheer.
