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The Learning Curve: Why Mission Dioramas Are (Mostly) History
For many Californians, putting together a diorama of a mission is one of the most memorable parts of their education.
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What The Recall Debate Got Right – And Wrong – About Faulconer's Homelessness Record
Republican gubernatorial opponents sought to undermine Former San Diego mayor Kevin Faulconer’s pitch during a Wednesday debate.
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Housing Commission Has Even More Rental Assistance It's Struggled To Dole Out
As of Aug. 3, only $66 million of the total $135 million allocated for assistance payments has been given out.
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Morning Report: Faulconer's Record Under The Microscope
Four of the leading Republicans vying to become the next governor met for a televised debate and the city has more rental assistance money.
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Sacramento Report: All Eyes On Schools As Vaccine Mandates Tighten
The next big mandate test will be whether school districts require educators to be vaccinated. The evidence suggests mandates are unlikely.
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Morning Report: Confidential Contracts Spur Water Board Intrigue
The San Diego Water Authority has doled out $500,000 in contracts since 2019 and a lawsuit seeks to save San Pasqual Academy.
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North County Report: San Pasqual Academy Supporters Sue To Stay Open
The arrest of an instructor puts the spotlight on a youth protection bill, and Oceanside's got a sand problem.
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Water Authority's Confidential Consultant Contracts Surprised Board
The San Diego County Water Authority is building a team of consultants but won't explain the work they're doing.
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Appellate Court Says San Diego County Can Keep COVID-19 Outbreak Data Secret
Several public records attorneys said they're disappointed with the Fourth District Court of Appeal's ruling.
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The City Is Exploring Changes To The Housing Commission
Changes could be coming to the San Diego Housing Commission, as the city grapples with a public corruption case.
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Morning Report: City Explores Housing Commission Changes
The city has filed a lawsuit against Jim Neil and his company Kidder Matthews, and San Diego County can keep COVD outbreaks a secret.
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Environment Report: Oceanside Looking To Grow A Groin Or Two
Oceanside's got a sand problem, a nationwide chlorine shortage is shutting down public pools and more in our roundup of environmental news.
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Inside The Long, Costly Process Of Firing A Professor
Time and money is part of what persuaded California State University San Marcos officials to keep professor Chetan Kumar employed.
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Morning Report: What It Takes To Fire A Professor
Inside the process of firing a professor, San Diego County Sheriff Gore won’t run for re-election and video of officer involved shooting.
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We Finally Know How Much The Landlord Made On 101 Ash And Civic Center Plaza Deals
The developer reported roughly $7.45 million in net proceeds in the 101 Ash St. deal and $6.4 million for the Civic Center Plaza deal.
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Morning Report: Here's How Much The Landlord Made On Ash, Civic Center Deals
We now know the money break down of 101 Ash St., and City Attorney Elliott proposed that giving her office more power could help the city.
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What We Learned This Week
The future of Lincoln High School and racism within Coronado High athletics.
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Politics Report: Property Tax For Parks And Libraries?
Library and parks boosters hope to get a tax on the ballot to help and the city demands employees get vaccinated.
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City Attorney Says Her Office Needs More Power To Address Auditor Concerns
City Attorney Mara Elliott wrote that to help prevent future disastrous real estate deals would require “a vastly expanded role.”
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Sacramento Report: Arrest Puts Spotlight On Youth Protection Bill
The latest on the recall, new vaccine requirements and more in our weekly roundup of news from Sacramento.
