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Morning Report: San Diegans Exposed To Higher Cancer-Causing Toxins Than Most Californians
Plus, U.S. Rep. Scott Peters has made a deal and shelter intakes are up.

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Plus, U.S. Rep. Scott Peters has made a deal and shelter intakes are up.

San Diego's Air Pollution Control District wants to require industries to reduce cancer risk levels to 10 in one million.
Labor groups and environmentalists have launched a campaign to raise the sales tax for transportation projects.
In the deal, only the price of drugs outside their exclusive periods could be negotiated.
In Episode 3, the hosts explain how redistricting works in San Diego by taking us back in time to the city’s last redistricting process.
Plus, the youngest Baja Governor confronts old problems and San Diego’s Clairemont neighborhood made an appearance on John Oliver’s show.
For many, Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda's arrival in office is cause for celebration—or at least a sigh of relief.
Plus: politics report, Covid public records case and the role of police in southeastern San Diego.
A coalition of residents recently proposed a city political map that would unify inland neighborhoods and increase the Asian population.
Plus, the progressive groups that opposed a 2016 tax increase for highways and transit have lined up behind a new one.
Connecting the airport to the transit system and building a new rail line would all be on a short list for transit advocates.
Although the ruling sets a narrow precedent, several public records attorneys have expressed alarm.
The career and potential climax of Scott Peters as a congressman. Plus: A look ahead to 2022 as ballot measures start falling into place.
As a storm hit on Monday, nearly three dozen city-funded shelter beds sat empty. City officials won’t clarify.
Plus: San Diego Unified will begin to spend nearly half of it’s roughly $600 million in COVID relief funds.
It only took a global pandemic for San Diego to realize it's perfectly practical to dine outdoors year-round.
Researchers have put a price on the carbon-burying capabilities of the Kendall-Frost marsh in Mission Bay.
Rep. Scott Peters has an enormous choice to make over one of the most consequential legislative dramas of the last 70 years.
Plus: Chula Vista’s homeless plan, pandemic street eating and Rep. Scott Peters has found himself with an enormous choice to make.
Kelly Martinez, the sheriff's No. 2, said 'some of them still believe that this will affect fertility.