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What We Learned This Year: 7 Observations About Who COVID Killed
Our series Year One: COVID-19's Death Toll has unearthed new – and disturbing – information about the communities hit hardest by COVID.
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Morning Report: What We Learned This Year About COVID's Toll On Our Communities
Plus: Politics report, Faulconer speaks on 101 Ash St. and the city has paused intakes at two city-funded homeless shelters.
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What We Learned About Omicron
Voice of San Diego Editor-in-Chief sat down with the La Jolla Institute of Immunology to discuss all things Omicron.
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Politics Report: A Completely Different Height Limit Measure
Removing the coastal height limit for a small part of University City may be on a future ballot. The mayor readies a redo on Midway ballot.
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The First Year Of COVID: Farm And Construction Workers Among Those Most Likely To Die
A Voice of San Diego analysis reveals that COVID ripped through some working-class professions.
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School Districts Must Invest In Student And Teacher Well-Being
Building classroom communities is a complex process that requires careful planning, support, and evaluation to have any long-term benefit.
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Morning Report: Farm And Construction Workers Most Likely To Die From COVID
Plus: Living in this “Fine City” ain’t easy, renewed discussions on the airport-transit connection and photo of the week.
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Operators Can't Keep East Village Restrooms Open Even As City Promises More
Private operators’ struggle to keep two East Village restrooms accessible accentuates the challenges that come with meeting that goal.
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VOSD Podcast: Our Favorite Immunologist Explains Omicron
Shane Crotty, a lead researcher at the La Jolla Institute of Immunology, has helped us out here on the VOSD Podcast throughout the pandemic.
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Faulconer Insists Under Oath He Didn't Know Real Estate Adviser Was Paid
Former mayor Kevin Faulconer maintained he did not know that onetime ‘volunteer’ city real estate adviser Jason Hughes was paid millions.
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Morning Report: San Diego Unified's Big Decision
Plus: San Diego Unified approved a new electoral map and the number of COVID infections over the past week far exceeded the previous one.
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Fine City: 'You're Working Harder And Harder And Making Less And Less'
In the first of a new column, Jesse Marx tells the story of three San Diegans who earn far below what they need to make ends meet.
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Morning Report: Judge Officially Rules Against City's Midway Height Maneuver
Plus: Eighteen wheelers keep driving through Barrio Logan and the city is hiring more lawyers for 101 Ash St. debacle.
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Border Report: A Tale Of Two Tijuanas
A proposal to split Tijuana into two separate municipalities has been generating some fierce debate in recent days.
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The Redistricting Process Favored The Status Quo, Again. That Needs To Change.
These commissioners simply do not reflect the diversity of San Diego, nor the experiences of most residents.
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San Diego's Faulty Climate Equity Tool
San Diego's Climate Equity Index was developed with the good intention of identifying and supporting communities in need.
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The City's Next Planning Director Should Be A Design Leader
The vacancy of one of the most influential positions in city government comes at a time of great challenge and even greater opportunity.
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Morning Report: City's Flawed Formula For Climate Equity
Plus: The mask mandate is back, splitting Tijuana into two separate municipalities and controversial boundaries.
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‘Hunger Doesn't Discriminate': Food Insecurity Touches Hundreds Of Military Households
Plenty of San Diegans are dealing with food insecurity, but servicemembers face additional barriers that the general population does not.
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Morning Report: San Diego's Military Families Battle Food Insecurity
Plus, a secret unit within U.S. Customs and Border Protection used surveillance tools to target journalists and their families.
