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Morning Report: San Diego Doubles Its Previous Pledge To Cut Emissions
Plus, the county makes changes to public comment after racial slur and San Diego’s surveillance ordinance is one year old and still not law.
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San Diego Aims To Cut Natural Gas To Buildings
The city's draft 2021 Climate Action Plan details ways San Diego will reach a new climate target: net zero emissions by 2035.
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San Diego Can Breathe Easier With CEQA
CEQA continues to be maligned by developers and building industry officials who are interested in profit and uninterested in climate science
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City Parks And Rec Vacancies Throttle Reopening Efforts
Longstanding issues are also likely adding to the city’s hiring and retention woes.
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Morning Report: Park And Rec Services Suffer From Lack Of Workers
Plus, the city is still investing in fossil fuel companies and three San Diegans devoted to civic issues passed away recently.
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County Board Of Ed At Odds With Own Staff About Regulating Charter Schools
The San Diego County Office of Education's board voted to regulate a local charter school, but staff members said board members overstepped.
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San Diego Unified Union Explains Teacher Burnout, Fiasco Of Mental Health Day
The president of the union of educators in San Diego Unified School District implored teachers not to take Friday off.
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Morning Report: County Board Of Ed Disagrees With Its Staff On Charter School Regs
San Diego Unified School District implored teachers not to take Friday off, and a list of projects to solve the Tijuana River sewage problem
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Environment Report: The Final Tijuana River Solution Is: All Of Them.
The EPA is chasing several options to stop raw Tijuana sewage from flowing into the United States and closing Southern California beaches.
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‘Impossible Railroad' Hits Yet Another Setback With Missed Payments
To those who have been watching the project closely, it's not exactly a surprise.
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Morning Report: The ‘Impossible Railroad' Project Delayed, Yet Again
Plus, the chief financial officer of the San Diego Housing Commission and another top financial staffer are leaving.
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What We Learned About Access To Clean Air
We learned this week that industries in San Diego emit cancer-causing toxins at one of the highest rates in California.
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VOSD Podcast: Here's How Many Toxins We're Allowed To Breathe
host Andrea Lopez-Villafaña sat down with environment reporter MacKenzie Elmer to talk about what changes could come in the near future.
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Politics Report: Housing Commission Disruption Continues
The agency in charge of the city's affordable housing efforts loses key staff. Republicans win in La Mesa and San Diego Unified stumbles.
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Morning Report: Catholic Schools Will Allow Personal Belief Exemptions To COVID Jab
Plus: no more will San Diego permit air-polluting industries, homeless shelter intake is up and photo of the week.
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San Diego Biz Will Have To Curb Cancer-Causing Pollution
No more will San Diego permit air-polluting industries to spew cancer-causing toxins at a rate much higher than most of California.
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Local Catholic Diocese: Students Can Evade COVID-19 Vaccine With Personal Belief Exemption
Students at parochial schools across California can use a personal belief exemption to opt out of taking the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Morning Report: Anti-Trafficking Group Leaking Supporters Ahead Of Big San Diego Fundraiser
Plus, Barrio Logan’s Community Plan passed the San Diego City Council’s Land Use and Housing Committee unanimously on Wednesday.
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Photos: Sherman Heights Residents, Community Celebrate Diá De Los Muertos
Diá de los Muertos honors the lives of those who have passed away. Voice of San Diego's Adriana Heldiz shares some photos of the celebration
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Former Supporters Walk Away From Anti-Trafficking Group
High-profile officials are racing to distance themselves from the San Diego-based nonprofit group ahead of a gala at the US Grant hotel.