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The Learning Curve: Education Can't Solve Poverty Alone, But It Should Do Its Part
Schools in the United States are not the great equalizer they've been promoted as.
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Morning Report: How Do We Measure School Quality? There Isn't A Good Way Yet
Plus: Twenty five days and just under a billion gallons of watery Tijuana sewage later the cross-border spills have stopped — for now.
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San Diego's Sidewalk Vending Rules Are Finally Heading To Council
Businesses and street vendors have anxiously waited for the city to adopt an ordinance that regulates how the micro-businesses operate.
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Morning Report: Sidewalk Vending Regulations Move Forward
Plus: Three people have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the death of Tijuana journalist Lourdes Maldonado López.
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At 8, He Was A Migrant Worker In North County. Now, He's A School Board Member.
For someone who started life so afraid of schools, Oscar Carampillo has had an unexpected trajectory.
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Morning Report: From 8-Year-Old Migrant Worker To Fallbrook School Board Member
Plus: The Republican Party of San Diego County endorsed John Hemmerling’s campaign for county sheriff.
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Sheriff Could Be A Republican After All
The Republican Party of San Diego County endorsed John Hemmerling's campaign for county sheriff.
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City Resuming Homeless Shelter Intakes
The city is now welcoming newcomers in city shelters following weeks of paused intakes at most shelters due to a spike in COVID cases.
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San Diego Misses Deadline For Homeless Housing Dollars Set Aside For Region
The county and cities throughout the region missed their shot at $61 million in state money initially reserved for homeless housing projects
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Chula Vista Mayor's Race: Two Newcomers Dominate
Ammar Campa Najjar did not get the Democratic Party endorsement for the race for mayor in Chula Vista.
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Morning Report: San Diego Forgoes Reserved Homeless Housing Funds
Plus: City is resuming homeless shelter intakes, former deputy sentenced for fatal shooting and new rule could make water rates even higher.
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Water Authority Inks New Union Labor Requirement
The new rule means almost every waterworks contract the Water Authority touches will undergo negotiations with labor unions.
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Free COVID Testing At Trolley Stations Plagued By Delays And Missing Results
TestSD was just one of a few private contractors providing testing sites at MTS stations.
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Morning Report: COVID Testing Sites At Trolley Stations Plagued By Delays, Missing Results
Plus: The city won a major legal case and libraries are cool.
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Libraries Find New Roles As Pandemic Lingers
As Omicron surge slows reopening process, new online services such as portable Wi-Fi access are hot.
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Transit Riders And Workers Are Unseen Heroes And Pioneers
It’s critical that we work to improve and expand transit, lift up riders’ mobility, and ensure safety and convenience for people.
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Politics Report: City Attorney Doesn't Want The City's Big Housing Legal Victory To Apply Statewide
Plus, how fundraising is going in the Chula Vista mayor's race, a key City Council race and the contest for sheriff.
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VOSD Podcast: Journalism And Democracy In Mexico
The hosts call up border reporter Sandra Dibble to discuss the recent killings of Mexican journalists and the state of democracy in Mexico.
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Fine City: With Rise In Crime, Some Victims Hope To Avoid Old Solutions
This moment presents an opportunity to look at the lessons of the past and consider what one group in particular, victims, has to offer.
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Morning Report: What Crime Victims Want Out Of The Justice System
Plus: The mayor vows the city will improve conditions at a Midway District homeless camp as a crew collected 10 tons of trash.
