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‘Community Character' Concerns Are A Veil – A Thin One
Many of the individuals and groups opposing new housing represent the same communities that used redlining to shut out families of color.
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What's Changed – And What Hasn't – For Policing In San Diego
San Diego police agencies have adopted changes big and small. Yet, some reform measures couldn’t make it across the finish line.
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Morning Report: What A Year Of Policing Reforms Got Us
What’s changed and what hasn’t in police reform, superintendent search for San Diego Unified and the city audit panned real estate dealings.
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For Park Village's Asian Residents, Redistricting Pits Neighborhood Against Identity
Some Asian Park Village residents want to see the community reunited, and argue their neighborhood ties matter more.
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North County Report: Mask Mandate Is Parents Groups' Latest Target
One Carlsbad Council member goes and one stays, and Fallbrook Union Elementary school board president is pushed out of the role.
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Morning Report: Park Village Highlights Tensions At Play In Redistricting
What should happen in the community of Rancho Peñasquitos, and 'Let Them Breathe' wants school districts to give students a choice on masks.
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The Learning Curve: What We Know About San Diego Unified's Superintendent Search
We don't know whether board members will pick a homegrown educator again, but it would be in keeping with their philosophy.
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When Districts ‘Fire' Coaches, They Often Keep Them On As Teachers
Fired coaches that acted inappropriately or abused their roles as mentors, have been retained as teachers by school administrators.
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Fallbrook District Ousted Its Board President But Won't Say Why
The board and district staff have declined to make public any information that would help explain the decision.
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Morning Report: About Those 'Fired' Coaches
Coronado isn’t alone in how it handles “fired” coaches and the decision to oust the Fallbrook School Board President is still a mystery.
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Morning Report: City, SRO Owners At Odds Over Plan To Preserve SROs
The city is wrestling on how to prevent SROs from closing and cannabis farming might soon be legal, but that doesn’t mean it would be easy.
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The City Wants To Preserve SROs, But SRO Owners Hate The Plan
The debate over the proposed regulations reflects the unique role of SROs in the city’s housing stock as an affordable option.
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Environment Report: Would-Be Cannabis Farmers Face Big Challenges
County supervisors are setting the stage for a potentially massive change to the county's agricultural landscape.
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Morning Report: City Attorney's Hands-Off Approach To Infractions Raises Big Questions
The overwhelming majority of the criminal cases filed in San Diego are not misdemeanors or felonies. They’re infractions.
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City Attorney's Hands-Off Approach To Infractions Means Cops Act As Prosecutors
Defense attorneys and advocates argue that the city attorney's office under Mara Elliott has made infractions more difficult to contest.
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Politics Report: The 180-Degree Shift In Union Construction Politics
The politics around union contracting rules have flipped over the last decade, and two groups formed to help improve Balboa Park have merged
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Sacramento Report: Where 3 Police Reform Measures Stand
Police reforms rivaled the COVID-19 response last year in terms of the Legislature's highest priorities. Yet many of them failed.
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VOSD Podcast: It's Weird Out There For Restaurants And Recalls
The hosts review the purchase of a Mission Valley hotel and the city is coming for all those fancy outdoor dining structures.
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The ‘Mother Of Lesbian History' Looks Back — And Forward
Lillian Faberman's work has transformed our understanding of the LGBT community's past.
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Outside Lawyer To Take Over Writing Police Oversight Ordinance
Advocates questioned why the city attorney's office was drawing up the documents for the commission charged with policing the police.
