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Environment Report: The Whales San Diego Buried In Trash
So, trapping that juicy, life-giving meat buffet under the layers of garbage and air-trapping plastic of a landfill seems like a waste.
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The Progress Report: One City Heights Elementary School Is (Still) Doing The Nearly Impossible
“Every kid deserves high quality education. We don’t want to produce cycles of poverty, we want to break the cycle,” Lee said.
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The Progress Report: One City Heights Elementary School Is (Still) Doing The Nearly Impossible
Despite the school’s high levels of poverty, students at Edison Elementary have been exceeding expectations for years.
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‘I Can't Wait Until You're 18': Despite Years Of Sexual Harassment Allegations, San Diego Unified Allowed Teacher To Quietly Retire
Just eight days after the suspension letter, Schonian and San Diego Unified reached an agreement that allowed Schonian to retire.
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Why Shelter Is Often Elusive For Homeless Hospital Patients
Some homeless patients from other parts of the county also show up at the Homelessness Response Center.
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Leucadia's Drainage Issues Span Decades, And There's Still A Long Way To Go
Several homes were also damaged by the flooding, according to a report by the Coast News.
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Sacramento Report: To Win A Red Seat, Back A Democrat?
Carl DeMaio is using part of his $1 million war chest to boost a Democratic opponent.
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What Proposition 1 Could Mean For San Diego County
Newsom and lawmakers want to put more pressure on counties to invest in new beds, housing and services for people living on the street.
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The FBI And DA's Office Are Investigating The Stadium Scandals
Voice found one supposed nonprofit, claiming to support girls' baseball, didn’t do charity work of any kind.
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Morning Report: Fin Whale's Murderers Identified As Tuxedoed Killers
Scientists believe they've caught a break in the aquatic murder mystery of a fin whale that washed up on San Diego's coast: killer whales.
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Palomar Health CEO Promised Big Financial Gains But Fell Short
For Palomar Health's top executive, it wasn't a question of if it happens, it was a question of when.
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Morning Report: The Latest On Downtown Homelessness
A downtown business group's latest census shows a 9 percent month-over-month decrease in street homelessness in downtown and its outskirts.
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Chula Vista Amphitheater Concessionaire Informed Years Ago That Workers Paid Under Table
Back in 2020, a source informed Legends Hospitality that a presumed nonprofit was paying supposed volunteers under the table.
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Knives Are Out For Mayor Gloria's Homelessness Tactics
Mayor Todd Gloria has repeatedly tangled with NBA giant Bill Walton and homeless advocates, including some who once supported him.
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Two Women, Facing Eviction, Are At The Mercy Of The City's Housing Laws And Push For Density
In housing jargon, both women live in what are called “naturally-occurring” affordable units.
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Morning Report: Monica Montgomery Steppes Into Supervisor Role
Montgomery Steppe would be the first Black woman elected to the board in its over 150-year history.
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Morning Report: The Shadow Labor Force Staffing Concession Stands Across San Diego
Volunteers staffing concession stands at major venues across San Diego are actually being paid under the table and below minimum wage.
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Plans Are Afoot To Water Down One Of The City's Affordable Housing Requirements
Everyone agrees San Diego is in dire need of affordable housing. Not everyone agrees on where that housing should be built.
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Morning Report: This Is How The Union-Tribune Ends
Following the July sale of the Union-Tribune to Alden Global Capital, dark prognostications abounded.
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Politics Report: The Homeless Ruling
This outraged Gov. Gavin Newsom, who is no stranger to criticizing judges, mostly about rulings on firearms restrictions.
