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Why San Diego Community Power's Top CEO Choice Can't Take The Job
A state ethics watchdog ruled that Cody Hooven was ineligible because she helped set up the organization’s bylaws.
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Morning Report: The Bureaucratic Wrangling Preventing A New CEO From Taking Over San Diego's Power Agency
Plus: Proposition B is donezo.
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Family Relieved South Park Doctor Can No Longer Prescribe Painkillers
According to the Medical Board's findings, Dr. Tara Zandvliet should have been able to spot her patient’s addictions and treat them for it.
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Morning Report: South Park Doctor Banned From Prescribing Painkillers
Plus: Another delay for vacation rental dues, grappling with homeless camps and City of San Diego’s Public Utilities head leaves agency.
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San Diego 101: 3 Myths About Homelessness
Our latest San Diego 101 episode tackles some of the most common myths about homelessness.
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Morning Report: Common Myths About Homelessness, Debunked
Plus: Journalists slayings in Tijuana bring new levels of fear, major Midway homeless clean-up and help shape our future coverage.
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Border Report: Journalist Slayings Hit Close To Home
It has been nearly 18 years since an attack occurred on a journalist in Tijuana — and now there were two in less than a week’s time.
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Mayor Announces Major Midway Homeless Camp Clean-Up
The city notified residents staying along Sports Arena Boulevard between Rosecrans Street and Pacific Highway that they need to move.
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One Initiative Is Out, While Another Gains A New Supporter
A parcel tax that could help address the city's needs at parks and libraries will wait until 2024.
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San Diego Needs To Grow, And That's OK
We need to accept that ‘America's Finest City' needs to evolve if we want to actually solve our housing crisis. We’ll become a better city.
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Most Homeless Shelters Still Not Welcoming Newcomers
Nearly all city shelters remain unable to take in homeless San Diegans amid a continuing spike in coronavirus cases.
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Morning Report: Journalists Call Mexico Protection Programs ‘Absolutely Useless'
Plus: Nearly all city shelters remain unable to take in homeless and San Diego City Council discusses lawsuits tied to 101 Ash St.
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Politics Report: Is A 101 Ash Settlement Imminent?
Former city attorney wants the city to hit the brakes on a potential deal. A proposed tax hike for libraries and parks will wait for 2024.
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What We Learned About City Staffing Troubles
The city of San Diego has more than 1,900 unfilled positions in its libraries, recreation centers and other city departments.
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VOSD Podcast: Labor Flexes On SDSU Mission Valley
The hosts unpack that NFL lawsuit story and set the scene for a public feud between labor leaders and SDSU.
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The Learning Curve: San Diego Has 42 School Districts. Is That Too Many?
Consolidating school districts would cut down on overhead – but more importantly it would spread money around more evenly.
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‘Absolutely Useless': Advocates Scrutinize Protection Programs Following Killings Of Two Journalists
The crimes, which remain unsolved, have brought clamors for justice from journalists and their supporters across Mexico.
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Seeking A Broader Opinion On SANDAG Tax Measure
Do our representatives on those regional entities represent themselves and their personal opinions, or do they represent their city councils
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Morning Report: The Argument For Fewer School Districts
Plus: Lobbyist in 101 Ash debacle ordered to appear for deposition, photos of the week and arts roundup.
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Binational Hip-Hop Group Tulengua Is Looking To Secure Its Freedom
Tulengua has been anything but predictable. And is embarking on a journey to give fans greater access and input on the music’s direction.
