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Chula Vista Leaders Can't Stop Fighting Over Gift Bags And Birthday Greetings
The mayor and Council members accused Councilman John McCann of using public funds to campaign.
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VOSD Podcast: A Better Way To View Test Scores
Education reporter Will Huntsberry breaks down a new way to evaluate school performance and city real estate problems can't stop, won't stop
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Former Coronado Athletes, Coach Say Tortilla-Throwing Incident Wasn't Isolated
In the wake of an incident, non-White former Coronado players and one coach describe their own uncomfortable experiences.
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San Diego City And County Pursuing Employee Vaccine Mandates Or Testing
Officials confirmed that employees receive a COVID-19 vaccine or undergo regular testing are in the works.
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Morning Report: Coronado Alums Of Color Weren't Surprised By Tortilla Throwing
Racial insensitivity and racism were a defining part of their experience, a vaccine mandate is on the horizon and new MTS security contract.
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Morning Report: A Different Look At Test Scores
Students at Edison Elementary in City Heights are achieving surprising results and grappling with ghost guns.
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A New Window Into How San Diego Schools Are Performing
Across San Diego County, some high-poverty schools are doing much better in reading and math. Others are doing significantly worse.
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Morning Report: Lenders Move To Evict City From Civic Center Plaza
Evicting the city and hundreds of employees is underway, the city pulls the new ShotSpotter contract, and disruption at Lincoln Town Hall.
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These Are The Challenges Standing Between San Diego And An MLS Team
The biggest obstacles remain a venue that meets the requirements of MLS and the substantial costs associated with bringing a team here.
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Civic Center Plaza Lenders File To Evict The City After Rent Non-Payment
It's not clear what the filing could mean for more than a dozen city departments and about 850 employees who work in the building.
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Another Troubled City Real Estate Deal Is Still Having Troubles
San Diego taxpayers will have spent $5.9 million in rent by the time a Kearny Mesa facility is ready to be used for its intended purpose.
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Morning Report: Costs Climbing For Another Troubled Real Estate Deal
Another long-term lease deal that plagued the city and border sewage solutions are slow to get under way.
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We're Watching How The Council Weighs The Devices Watching Us
ShotSpotter, the flawed technology, generates false alarms that have ended in escalating violence between police and community members.
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Border Report: Little Action On Border Sewage Crisis Since $300M Announcement
It's been 18 months since the Environmental Protection Agency announced $300 million to address cross-border sewage spills.
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What We Learned This Week
One hallmark of San Diego civic dialogue is that people tend to treat relatively trivial matters as life-and-death.
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Here's What The Business In Faulconer's ‘Businessman' Ballot Title Refers To
The “businessman” designation refers to his part-time role providing strategic advice to a newly formed company by his former chief of staff
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Morning Report: About The Business In Faulconer's ‘Businessman' Ballot
Faulconer will officially face voters in September as “businessman,” and the city attorney is quiet on Civic Center Plaza demands.
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Politics Report: The Audit That Fell In An Empty Forest
As the city’s acquisition of 101 Ash St. developed into a full-blown scandal, former Mayor Kevin Faulconer had the benefit of not running.
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Sacramento Report: Fee Caps Like San Diego's Are Doordash's New Target
Senate President Pro Tem Toni Atkins is raising money for a lieutenant governor bid in 2026, and Kevin Faulconer had a rough week.
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VOSD Podcast: Bad Infrastructure Is Killing Cyclists
The hosts discuss the state of bike safety in the region — and where and why plans are failing— with metro reporter Andrew Bowen.
