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Underfunded Libraries Are Critical Infrastructure
Libraries and parks are recognized as critical infrastructure. But recent budgets do not reflect the increasing demands for their services.
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Morning Report: ‘There's No Fallbrook Without Latinos'
Plus: Sanitation strike comes to an end and Mayor Gloria’s 2022 agenda.
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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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Fallbrook Is Nearly A Majority-Latino Town. Until Recently It Had No Latino Representatives
The unincorporated town of Fallbrook is exactly 50 percent Latino. But until recently the town didn’t have a single Latino representative.
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What We Learned About Navigating Schooling And COVID
With so much uncertainty, we asked parents to share their experience over the past few weeks and what they wish their district would explain
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Politics Report: What The Mayor Didn't Say
The mayor won't say what he likes or dislikes about a bevy of proposed ballot initiatives, most of which would raise taxes or fees.
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Morning Report: The Trash Contract That Led To Chula Vista's Trash Strike
Plus: County scales back isolation timeline for homeless COVID cases and San Diego Unified addresses staffing shortage.
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VOSD Podcast: Another State Of The City With No Live Audience
This week on the podcast, hosts Scott Lewis and Andrea Lopez-Villafaña discuss the state of the virus, the city and more.
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Chula Vista's Trash Contract Limits Its Options To End Strike
As officials prepare to declare a public health emergency, they’re faced with the fact they partially tied their own hands several years ago
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Mysterious Sewage Spill Baffles Officials
Millions of gallons of sewage-laden water isn’t making its way from Tijuana to the international wastewater treatment plant in the U.S.
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County Will Let Homeless Residents Isolating In Hotels Return To Shelters Sooner
County health officials are dialing back required isolation times for people staying in county-backed COVID hotels to free up more rooms.
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The Driverless Alternative To An Airport Trolley Extension
The airport must maximize transit ridership. It is time for SANDAG to build an automated people mover.
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Morning Report: Key Takeaways From Gloria's Big Speech
Mayor Todd Gloria urged the city to commit to tackling tough challenges such as homelessness and crumbling city infrastructure.
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Morning Report: A Check-In On Gloria's Big Promises
Plus: COVID cases remain high and the homeless census is postponed.
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San Diego Homeless Census Gets Postponed
The Regional Task Force on Homelessness announced it will postpone its annual homeless count that had been set for later this month.
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The State Of Gloria's Top Priorities From 2021
Mayor Todd Gloria is set to share an updated list of priorities. We decided to check Gloria’s progress in seven areas he pledged action on.
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Morning Report: San Diego's Getting More Diverse
Plus: Tijuana has become a bottleneck where migrants wait in limbo for their opportunity to request asylum in the United States.
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It Does More Harm Than Good For School Districts To Shut Down Some Sports, Activities
The SDUSD’s actions are counterproductive and go against research indicating that more exercise means less risk of developing severe COVID.
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San Diego 101: What We Know — And Don't — About Who Lives In San Diego
The 2020 Census data shows that San Diego is more diverse than ever. But there are big communities in we have very little information about.
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Border Report: They Volunteered To House A Handful Of Migrants — And Suddenly Found 31 At Their Door
The new year brings much uncertainty for migrants at the San Diego-Tijuana border, and for the shelters who assist them.
