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Politics Report: SANDAG Voted – So What Happens Now?
Seems like someone may sue SANDAG over its regional transportation plan.
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VOSD Podcast: A Roadtrip To The New City Council President
The hosts round back on that bathroom shortage, dive into some fresh SANDAG planning problems and discuss a surprise development.
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Morning Report: SANDAG's Big Tax Expectations
Plus: Protestors occupy the Prebys Foundation office, San Diego Unified leaves millions on the table and photo of the week.
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The Other Big Tax Expectations In SANDAG'S New Plan
SANDAG's transportation plan expects lots of new tax money, like voter-approved sales taxes in 2022, 2024 and 2028.
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The Learning Curve: San Diego Unified Schools Are Leaving Millions On The Table
More than $4 million last year could have gone to supplies for classrooms and more, according to a document obtained by Voice of San Diego.
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Morning Report: Dems Killed SANDAG's Driving Fee. Now What?
Plus: The sidewalk vending rules debate never ends and Chula Vista Commission asks officials to reconsider license plate reader oversight.
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SANDAG Board Needs To Look Beyond Road Use Charge Dustup
San Diego faces a triple emergency: a climate crisis, a housing crisis, and an ecological crisis all at once.
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The Last Waltz Of SANDAG's Mileage Fee
Conservative leaders fought a proposal to charge drivers for every mile they drive, but last week it was progressives who killed it.
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Gloria Wants Public Restrooms Within Five-Minute Walk Of Anywhere Downtown
Mayor Todd Gloria's office has now launched a data-driven effort to add more public restrooms downtown.
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Chapter Closes On Years-Long Fight For Barrio Logan's Community Plan
The community has been pushing for an update to its 1978 plan for decades.
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Morning Report: City Acknowledges Need For More Public Restrooms Downtown
Plus: The San Diego City Council approved Barrio Logan’s future development and the shuttered indoor skydiving center may house shelter beds
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Morning Report: Surprise! Council President Booted
Plus: Latinos may lose voting power, recycling nuclear waste and a federal judge may dismiss ‘Footnote 15’ case.
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Latinos Stand To Lose Voting Power In District 9
The current map the commission is evaluating significantly reduces the Latino and voting age population in City Council District 9.
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San Diego 101: The Housing Crisis
Why housing is so expensive and how a long legacy of racist housing policies made the crisis worse for communities of color.
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After Campbell's Ouster, Elo-Rivera Is San Diego's New Council President
Councilman Chris Cate, the body’s lone Republican, joined the Council’s left flank to vote against Campbell’s re-election.
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Environment Report: Why San Diego Can't Recycle Its Nuclear Waste
What if the 3.6 million pounds of spent nuclear fuel the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station is storing had a second use?
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The First Year Of COVID: Filipinos Were Among Hardest Hit, But Hidden By Data
The county reported cases and deaths among Filipinos within a broad category of Asian Americans, rather than breaking them out specifically.
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Morning Report: The First Year Of The Pandemic's Toll On Filipinos
Plus: What We Learned This Week newsletter is back and Mayor Gloria came out against a plan to charge drivers for every mile they drive.
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What (And How) We Learned About Year One Of COVID-19
Over the past several months, our team has spent countless hours at the San Diego County archives logging thousands of death certificates.
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Politics Report: Judge Halts Midway Momentum
Progressive leaders got spooked on mileage tax. Also, this wasn't really the deadline week for cops resisting the vaccine.