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VOSD Podcast: Death Records Show How COVID Hit Communities Differently
The hosts call up reporter Will Huntsberry to discuss the biggest trends from thousands of death records during year one of the pandemic.
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Officials Eye The Old Central Library For Homeless Shelter, Again
City officials are assessing whether the long-vacant old Central Library and several other city facilities could shelter homeless residents.
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Dream Of A Grand Central Station Now Focuses On Downtown; NAVWAR Plan Less Favored
The San Diego Association of Governments is now giving serious consideration to building a transit hub downtown, replacing City Hall.
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Morning Report: Meet SANDAG's New Vision For A Downtown 'Grand Central' Station
Plus: The city’s former downtown library has sat empty for more than eight years, advocates are asking to make it a homeless shelter.
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The First Year Of COVID: Half Of San Diego Pandemic Deaths Were Immigrants
Of all the San Diegans to die of COVID-19 during the first year of the pandemic, 52 percent were immigrants.
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The First Year Of COVID: We Had 4,000 Death Certificates We Didn't Know What To Do With
Through a combination of public records and interviews, we took stock of the devastation wrought by COVID-19.
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Morning Report: What Do You Do With 4,000 COVID-19 Death Certificates?
Plus: A Portland Loo has reappeared downtown and punishment for police is rare.
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The First Year Of COVID: A College Degree Was ‘An Insurance Policy' Against Death
A new Voice of San Diego examination revealed the virus disproportionately killed San Diegans with lower levels of education and income.
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Morning Report: Half Of All COVID Deaths Were Immigrants
Plus: Former Mayor Kevin Faulconer is set to be deposed on Dec.15 about his role surrounding the acquisitions of a downtown high rise.
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Border Report: There's The Border We See And One We Imagine. Both Divide San Diego From Tijuana.
Two San Diego political scientists examine the complex relationship between Tijuana and San Diego in their new book.
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Morning Report: Examining COVID's Death Toll In San Diego
Plus: The complex relationship between San Diego and Tijuana.
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Entrepreneurs Want Room To Grow Their Businesses Beyond San Diego's Sidewalks
San Diego has not yet adopted rules for street vendors and they are pushing for rules that will help them thrive.
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Morning Report: The Street Vending Predicament
Plus: Our latest podcast is all about the things you probably tried not to talk about with your family at the holiday table.
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The Mayor's Full Take On Public Restrooms: There's No Problem
Another fecal-linked disease spreads among homeless residents and the mayor’s office was surprisingly hostile to the questions we sent them.
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VOSD Podcast: Friendsgiving
The hosts are joined by reporters Alain Stephens and Cristina Kim to talk about happy holiday things like bathrooms, racist deeds and guns.
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‘Neglected For Decades': San Diegans Voice Frustrations Over Local Parks
From playground upgrades to overall park maintenance, it's clear San Diego's parks could use some work.
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Morning Report: How Your Local Park Is Holding Up
Plus: The Morning Report is taking the holiday off, the mayor thinks there isn’t a problem with public restrooms and photo of the week.
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Lose Qualcomm Way, Please
Qualcomm Way in Mission Valley, the stretch of road named after the Fortune 500 company, doesn’t lead to it in the first place.
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San Diego Still Can't Solve Its Public Restroom Problem
Access to public restrooms is lacking, and it’s contributing to public health threats that have sickened many.
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Morning Report: San Diego Still Struggles With Access To Public Restrooms
Plus, talk to us about housing. We want to hear how the region’s housing crisis has impacted you.
