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Housing Changes Won't Always Be Comfortable. But They're Necessary.
After months of research and community engagement, I have put forward a proposal to address some excellent points raised by constituents.
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Politics Report: Don't Ask Richard Bailey About Trump (Or The Recall)
Coronado Mayor Richard Bailey recently announced he was running for Congress.
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Morning Report: Outdoor Dining Structures = Still Around
The city is very very slowly cracking down on dining structures. Images of a charrería and what exactly is a diverging diamond?
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VOSD Podcast: Total Recall
The hosts assess the recall election and former mayor Kevin Faulconer’s career. Plus: struggles with COVID-19 testing for homeless.
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UCSD Students See Opportunity To Cut Political Ties To La Jolla
Students highlighted several issues, to the San Diego Redistricting Commission, that they believe should separate them from La Jolla.
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Morning Report: UCSD Students Want Out Of La Jolla (Politics)
Students prefer to be in District 6, Chief Medical Officer sues and is the pandemic slowing?
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One Big Hurdle For A San Diego Gas Ban: Union Labor
Across the state, cities are seeking to ditch gas and require buildings be equipped to run solely on electricity.
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Morning Report: Union Gas Workers Wary Of New Climate Plan
The latest plan to stop climate change, decertifying a school’s teacher union, and Faulconer and his ex-Chief of Staff.
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Barred From Sending Probation And Foster Youth Out Of State, Officials Struggle To Find Alternatives
State records and interviews with youth and experts raise the question of whether these kids needed to be sent away in the first place.
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Morning Report: Officials Scramble To Find Youth Treatment Alternatives
Putting a stop to residential treatment programs, weekly COVID tests at homeless shelters and elsewhere in the Empire.
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Parent's Guide To San Diego Schools
The guide is a tool for families to help make decisions about a child's education.
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Sunsetting Old Conviction Records Is A Step Toward Fairness And Community Safety
Our response to crime seems to prevent people from rejoining society after their release and gives them little choice but to recidivate.
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As Delta Hits San Diego, Officials Hurry To Test More City Homeless Shelters
Requests for additional testing shed light on struggles the city, county and shelter operators face as they try to protect residents.
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VOSD Podcast: School Is Back! And So Is The Schools Guide
This week on the podcast the hosts review the latest drama at the Board of Supervisors and look ahead to a highly uncertain new school year.
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Politics Report: Assessor Bry? Maybe
Republicans have held onto the four countywide elected seats for decades but the former mayoral candidate could change things.
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Morning Report: The Parent's Guide Happened!
The Parent’s Guide is out, legislature gets a scolding and photo of the week.
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North County Report: Farewell To North County Nice
A reporter bids farewell, parents are getting cold feet about sending their kids back to the classroom and more in our biweekly roundup.
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City Cuts Deal On Civic Center Rent
Facing the prospect of an eviction trial last week, the city cut a deal with lenders behind the city's Civic Center Plaza lease.
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Chula Vista Is Building A Real-Time Crime Center
Drones and license plate readers are mere pieces of a bigger project to gather and analyze intelligence for police.
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Dems Think Bitchin' Sauce Guy Was Not Very Bitchin'
Ryan Smith was among the many who commented against a measure to declare COVID-19 misinformation a public health crisis.