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2021's Most Memorable Quotes: One Bear Of A Year
From the politicians to judges to an ursine-toting candidate, San Diegans couldn't stop talking
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Morning Report: Advocates Ask If San Diego Needs More Council Districts – Or None At All
Plus: San Diegans had a lot to say this year … a lot.
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What We Learned This Year: San Diego Still Needs To Fix Its Real Estate Problem
The city managed to find new and different ways to reveal the scope of its problems buying, leasing, and developing property.
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Morning Report: In 2021, We Learned More About The City's Real Estate Woes
Plus: Contributor Sandra Dibble explores the idea of a course for San Diego and Tijuana high school students focusing on regional history.
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Border Report: What Would A Binational Course Teach Our Students?
Environment, energy, tourism, trade, migration, crime — powerful forces bind together Tijuana and San Diego.
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Morning Report: Our Favorite Stories Of The Year
Plus: This week’s podcast brings you a sit down with Sean Elo-Rivera and what we have learned this year.
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Hard Truths Uncovered And A City Explained: Our Favorite Stories Of 2021
Voice's journalists share the investigations, explainers, scoops and controversies that they most enjoyed reporting out in 2021.
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VOSD Podcast: How Sean Elo-Rivera Wants To Lead The City Council
This hosts interview new San Diego City Council President Sean Elo-Rivera about why he sought the job and what he wants to fix first.
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What We Learned This Year: 101 Ash May Have Been A Crime And The City Kind Of Hopes It Was
We learned how much people made and that the city and criminal investigators believe the deal may have been the result of illegal actions.
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Morning Report: This Year Taught Us 101 Ash Is A Dumpster Fire
Plus: Property owners in Logan Heights have paid an annual assessment for nearly 20 years, but now some want to stop.
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We Need Accountability For Those Tasked With 'Ending' Homelessness
We need new leadership, a force driven by mission and purpose, not motivated by political futures and retaining public office.
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What We Learned This Year: The San Diego Housing Commission Needs Reform
At the start of 2021, few political eyes in San Diego were on the Housing Commission. Now, that has changed.
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Dems Endorse Myers For Sheriff
Myers is a former deputy sheriff who ran against current sheriff Bill Gore.
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Big Day In Politics: South Bay Duel Setting Up?
David Alvarez, the former San Diego City Councilman and mayoral candidate, announced in a video he was going to run for Assembly.
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Morning Report: 2021 Taught Us The Housing Commission Needed Reform
Plus: The San Diego County Democratic Party endorsed Dave Myers for sheriff and Kelvin Barrios has agreed to settle.
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Environment Report: How To Find Places That Need Help Fighting Climate Change
San Diego might have too much data as it attempts to find poor neighborhoods that need money to help combat climate change.
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What About Long COVID? Immunologist Follow Up
What’s the deal with so-called “Long COVID” and what are the risks people who have been vaccinated should understand about it?
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San Diego 101: A Short History Of San Diego Politics
Take a spin through the scandals, policy changes and power shifts that have shaped San Diego politics over the last 18 years.
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What We Learned This Year: We're Still Trying To Fix The TJ River On The US Side
The federal government started this year with more money than ever to throw at the Tijuana River sewage crisis.
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Morning Report: What We Learned This Year About Fixing The Tijuana River
Plus: “Long COVID” and the risks people who have been vaccinated should understand about it and a short history of San Diego politics.
