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Advocates Worry Blackstone Sale Will Take Affordable Housing Crisis From Bad To Worse
The planned sale highlights the vulnerability of affordable housing and the lack of requirement for owners to notify local government.
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Morning Report: Blackstone Deal Has Advocates Blue
Conrad Prebys Foundation is selling its massive real estate portfolio to a New York-based private equity firm, and it's raising alarms.
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Border Report: Border Restrictions Favor Some Businesses Over Others
Americans are free to spend their dollars on weekend trips to Valle de Guadalupe while Mexicans are barred from spending their money.
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San Diego Unified Official Admits To Not Following Public Records Act
Sworn testimony from a district official said the district often doesn’t disclose records within the required 10-day window.
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Morning Report: San Diego Unified Acknowledges Slow-Rolling Records
Last week, a Voice of San Diego reporter received part of a records request back from San Diego Unified. The request was filed in … 2016.
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Morning Report: Schools Aren't Spending On Mental Health
State and federal governments have been encouraging districts to spend the relief funding on mental health services for students.
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Flush With Aid, Most Districts Aren't Spending On Mental Health Resources
Voice of San Diego found that schools leaders are relying on mental health and social-emotional training from the County Office of Education
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With First Local Contract Secured, Unions See Fertile Ground In Cannabis
Workers at San Diego-based dispensary chain March & Ash have ratified a collective bargaining agreement with UFCW Local 135.
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Little Italy Is The Epicenter Of Tensions, Confusion Over Outdoor Dining
The confusion and blame-passing over what types of outdoor dining structures are allowed and for how long highlights the steep road ahead.
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Politics Report: A Desmond Rebrand?
County Supervisor Jim Desmond published an op-ed in the Union-Tribune that was kind of shocking.
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Sacramento Report: Learning Loss Bill Stuck In Limbo
Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez is worried time is running out for the measure to have a meaningful impact.
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VOSD Podcast: City Could Dash Outdoor Dining
The hosts discuss the mixed messaging that’s coming from the city on outdoor dining structures.
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Morning Report: Cannabis Is Fertile Ground For Unions
Local cannabis workers have inked the region’s first locally formed labor contract.
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North County Report: Oceanside Sidesteps The Real Homelessness Issue
San Pasqual Academy community members celebrate a possible extension and Carlsbad approves two new housing developments.
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Morning Report: City, Little Italy At Odds On Outdoor Dining
There’s confusion and blame-passing over what types of outdoor dining structures are allowed and for how long.
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Subpoenas Seek Records From Key Players In 101 Ash St. Deal
Subpoenas speak to the continued questions surrounding one of the worst real estate debacles in city history.
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Morning Report: City Subpoenas Ash St. Documents
The nine subpoenas obtained by Voice of San Diego represent the latest move in a lawsuit the city filed in October.
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Incentivizing E-Bikes Would Be Money Well Spent
Many bike advocates refuse to face the reality that building more bike paths has not increased the number of San Diegans who bike to work.
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Environment Report: A Brief, Fiery Investigation Of Beach Bonfire Rules
An investigation into the word “fire pit,” outdoor dining structures are slated to go away and more in our biweekly roundup.
