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Sacramento Report: A San Diego Judge Draws California's Scorn
A bill by Assemblyman Brian Maienschein would require the state to post guidelines for youths returning to sports after contracting COVID-19
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Faculty Union Defends Its Defense Of Professor Who Harassed Students
Leaders from the California Faculty Association said they care about students but that their job is to represent professors.
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Morning Report: It's Budget Season
Our latest San Diego 101 video breaks down the county’s budget process and how the public can get involved.
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The County Budget Process, Explained
County officials will dole out more than $7 billion in the upcoming budget.
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The Budget Should Fund Public Safety Beyond Just Policing
A cut to police overtime wouldn't impact jobs or obligations, while allowing us to start down a path of a more holistic approach to safety.
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City Will Move Treatment Program Clients Into Motel, And Homeless Families Out
The city will temporarily house misdemeanor offenders enrolled in a diversion program in a South Bay hotel it acquired four years ago.
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North County Report: Oceanside Grapples With Definition Of Success For Homeless Hotel Program
Cal State San Marcos professors demand action against one of their own and more in our biweekly roundup of North County news.
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Morning Report: City To Move Treatment Program Clients Into Motel
The Palm Avenue hotel, nestled between Imperial Beach and Nestor, has been a core piece of the city’s vision for the program.
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City Tried To Withhold Memo That Was Already Public
The ordeal lays bare how subjective the public records process can be.
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Morning Report: City Tried To Keep Secret Memo That Was Already Public
Different city officials decided that the memo couldn’t be released, that it didn’t exist and that releasing it is totally fine.
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'The Decided Are Always Calm': Remembering Gail Stoorza-Gill
She was one of Voice of San Diego's founding board members and made inroads for other women in San Diego's male-dominated business world.
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Council Stands By San Diego's Housing Plan
The City Council is confident the planning department’s tweaks will be enough to satisfy the request.
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A Changing La Mesa Helped Fuel Akilah Weber's Rise
The once conservative Council now looks much different and demands for police reform have dominated the political discourse.
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Morning Report: Akilah Weber And La Mesa's Changing Politics
La Mesa and the rest of the state’s 79th District have a new representative in the Assembly.
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Border Report: Mexico's Massive Election, At A Glance
President Joe Biden is quietly making some big changes at the border, a plan to create an office for immigrant affairs and more.
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An Annotated History Of The Community Square-Off Over Lincoln High
We made sense of the claims being made by Councilwoman Monica Montgomery Steppe and Trustee Sharon Whitehurst-Payne.
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Morning Report: The Lincoln High Debate, Explained
All of the players involved have accused the others of not having a sufficient understanding of the school’s history and inner workings.
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VOSD Podcast: Lincoln Fight Escalates While The Campbell Recall Fizzles
As we sat down to record this podcast, a proverbial grenade was lobbed into our virtual podcast studio.
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Majority Of San Diego High Schoolers Staying In Full-Time Distance Learning
Age, across the board, plays a big role in whether students and their families are choosing to return to campus.