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Morning Report: Labor Leaders Escalate Feud With SDSU
Plus: Binational Hip-Hop Group Tulengua is pushing its experimentation into realms beyond music and figuring out the sewage clog.
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The Moral And Economic Good Sense Of Salvaging Build Back Better
In San Diego County, we know all too well the consequences of an under-funded child care system. Families pay upwards of $20,000 annually.
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Past Decisions Complicate Efforts To Fill City Jobs Amid Pandemic Crunch
The city of San Diego is one of many employers struggling to hire workers in an increasingly competitive market.
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Morning Report: Longtime Issues Add To City's Pandemic Hiring Woes
Plus: 101 Ash lobbyist fails to show for third deposition and dispute between SDSU and labor goes public.
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Omicron Wave Halts Most City Shelter Intakes
Most city shelters still aren't taking in homeless San Diegans amid a continuing spike in coronavirus cases.
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The U.S. Can't Control The Tijuana Sewage Faucet
An investigation into a recent spill demonstrated what those working on the border already know.
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Morning Report: Where Did Millions Of Gallons Of Raw Sewage Escape From?
Plus: Omicron halts most city shelter intakes and it’s been a trashy month.
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Environment Report: San Diegans Can Keep Burying Garbage For The Next 37 Years
The state's new food waste recycling law is expected to help extend the life of the region's landfills.
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Inspired By Chula Vista, Tijuana Police Are Flying Drones To Police Neighborhoods
Chula Vista’s drone program has generated controversy while Tijuana’s exists without a great deal of public discussion.
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Morning Report: Tijuana Is Using Drones To Police Neighborhoods
Plus: Advocates are hoping for change to the police oversight measure, and a feud between San Diego State University and labor unions.
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Politics Report: Vicious Dispute Between SDSU And Labor Goes Public
A tiny piece of Mission Valley land has revealed a massive dispute.
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VOSD Podcast: About That Trash Strike
Editor Jesse Marx joins the hosts to explain how negotiations went down to end the sanitation strike that seized a city.
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Police Oversight Measure Disappoints Advocates (Again)
A draft ordinance released last June was sent back for revisions. But a second draft released last week also falls short, advocates say.
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Fine City: How Republic Services Broke The Strike
Republic Services saw a de facto deadline in the workers’ existing employment contract, and held the line until it broke.
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Morning Report: Why The Trash Strike Ended
Plus: Inside the efforts to end the 'Three Strikes' Law for teens, police oversight advocates still unsatisfied and photo of the week.
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Chula Vista Sanitation Strike Comes To An End
A majority of Teamsters Local 542 voted yes Monday on a new collective bargaining agreement, bringing an end to their month-long strike.
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Sheriff Gore To Retire Early
San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore announced his retirement. He's been in the top spot for 12 years and was not running for re-election.
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California Could Finally End ‘Three Strikes' Law For Teens
D'Andre Brooks is the type of person legislatures had in mind when they set out to reform California’s controversial ‘three strikes’ law.
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Gloria Wants More Leeway To Force Mentally Ill San Diegans Off The Street
Mayor Todd Gloria revealed during his State of the City speech last week that he’s urging the state to overhaul its conservatorship process.
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Morning Report: Mayor Wants More Conservatorships For Homeless Residents
Plus: San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore announced his retirement Wednesday.
