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City Attorney Is Writing The Law To Distance City Attorney From Police Oversight
Advocates are now wondering: Why is the city attorney writing the ordinance?
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Morning Report: Advocates Question City Attorney Role In Drafting Oversight Law
The city attorney is in charge of turning Measure B into law, the teacher's union is at war with board members and the Tijuana River.
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Decoding Marine Oil Spills Requires Some Slick Detective Work
The business of solving who may have dumped something bad into the ocean in two recent local incidents is much like solving any big crime.
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Morning Report: How Marine Detectives Work An Oil Spill
Two separate instances of “reported sheens” off the coast in San Diego, and backing out of 101 Ash St. and Civic Center Plaza leases.
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7 Quotes From Or About Jason Hughes That Are, In Retrospect, Hysterical
Last week's revelation that the city paid nearly $10 million to Jason Hughes has made a lot of previous quotes retroactively revealing.
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What We Learned This Week
The recall election that could oust Gov. Gavin Newsom was made official this week, and got a date: Sept. 14.
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Politics Report: The 101 Ash St. Scandal Isn't Going Away
Jason Hughes is at the center of the legal dispute emanating from the city’s disastrous acquisition of a high rise in downtown San Diego.
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Sacramento Report: State Will Probe San Diego County Jail Deaths
Assemblyman Randy Voepel is on track to pass zero bills this year, the recall date is set and more in our roundup of news from Sacramento.
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The Learning Curve: Conservatives Want A Safe Space From Critical Race Theory
Historical facts might be uncomfortable. Yet uncomfortable realities about the educational landscape, including San Diego, surround us.
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The City Is Betting On This Law To Get It Out Of 101 Ash, Civic Center Deals
Several attorneys told Voice of San Diego the city has a viable case against real estate adviser Jason Hughes.
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Morning Report: The City's Case Against Hughes, Explained
The city is seeking to void two major city leases, the convention center tax is headed to court and uncomfortable truths.
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Appraisals Undermine Housing Commission's Defense Of Hotel Purchases
Appraisals on the properties acquired contradict the agency’s attempt to dismiss public criticism of the price it paid for the properties.
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VOSD Podcast: Everything We Know About 101 Ash St.
It’s all very complex, but we go through the history and explain why all this matters.
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Morning Report: Appraisals Undermine Housing Commission Defense
The San Diego Housing Commission defended itself over the price it paid for a Mission Valley hotel and the saga surrounding 101 Ash St.
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What Faulconer Knew Is Now The $9M Question
Real estate expert Jason Hughes’ team has produced texts and a letter he says shows top officials including Faulconer knew he’d seek payment
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How Asbestos Revealed Where The Money Went On A Bad Building Deal
We've known that the 101 Ash St. deal was a city blunder. None of the revelations had yet confirmed that anyone profited. Until now.
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Morning Report: 101 Ash Revelations Day
Here are the big points on the scandal at 101 Ash St., and San Diego officials are standing by their existing mask guidance.
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Environment Report: Seeing Red Curbs
A look at some of the squeezes on parking, and some of the policies seeking to increase public access to San Diego’s most desirable places.
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Morning Report: Big Questions Hang Over D6 Race
Redistricting District 6 and housing issues dominated state politics for the last decade.
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Big Question Marks Are Hanging Over The District 6 City Council Race
No one knows yet what the district will actually look like. And it’s still unclear whether a Republican candidate will enter the race.
