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San Pasqual Academy Is Still Fighting For Its Life
Community members are celebrating another extension staving off closure, but said that county leaders need to work harder.
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Morning Report: Inside The Fight To Save San Pasqual Academy
There’s good news and bad news for San Pasqual Academy in Escondido, a boarding school for foster youth.
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CTA Works To Weaken Charters – Now High Tech High Teachers Want In
The California Teachers Association has worked to erase charter schools as a piece of the educational puzzle.
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Hundreds Of Outdoor Dining Structures Might Have To Come Down
City staff doesn't see any way around putting restauranteurs through a more intensive process to make their outdoor structures permanent.
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Morning Report: About Those Outdoor Dining Structures ...
Outdoor dining structures helped many restaurants and bars in San Diego survive the pandemic.
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What We Learned This Week
More and more, Chula Vista is beginning to feel like the backdrop of an M. Night Shyamalan series.
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VOSD Podcast: Fraud, Facial Recognition And Bears, Oh My!
The hosts review the gubernatorial recall election, discuss a big facial recognition tech story and preview our latest explainer series.
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Officials Say Rental Relief Programs On Track To Leave Millions Unspent
The San Diego Housing Commission and San Diego County say their rental assistance programs are on track to leave money on the table.
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Morning Report: Rental Relief Proving Hard To Dole Out
The San Diego Housing Commission is now predicting that millions of dollars it received to aid city renters could go unspent.
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Sycuan Unionization Push Could Have Big Implications For Other Tribal Casinos
The pandemic and a legal battle have slowed down the organizing effort, but it could have major implications for other tribal casinos.
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Morning Report: The Push To Unionize Sycuan
VOSD contributor Jackie Bryant explores how the effort has gone so far and the big tensions it has provoked between the casino and workers.
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The Learning Curve: Eli Broad's Complicated Ed Reform Legacy
Boosters of traditional public education have long sought to paint billionaire philanthropist Eli Broad as a caricature selling off trust.
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Good Things Are On The Horizon For The YMCA
The YMCA will look different than it did last year; just about every organization today can say the same.
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San Diego Held Back Materials Sought By Congress On Facial Recognition
The city’s response downplayed internal concerns over the program and withheld a number of reports showing how prevalent it really was.
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SDG&E Walks Back Claim It Delivers 45 Percent Renewable Energy
SDG&E recently announced to drastically lower planet-warming gases the company’s products emit into the atmosphere.
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Police Drone Footage Is Off Limits – Unless This Legal Challenge Takes Flight
The Chula Vista Police Department offers tours of its drones and publishes flight logs, but won’t share the actual footage.
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Morning Report: Who Gets To View Police Drone Footage?
Chula Vista has become a global consultant when it comes to using drones.
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Morning Report: Volunteers Of America Chapter Accused Of Fraud
The true extent of the alleged misspending could be far greater than the county audit shows.
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Volunteers Of America Southwest Accused Of Double-Billing, Fraud And Conflicts
Volunteers of America Southwest's managers engaged in mismanagement, waste, misuse of public funds and potential fraud.
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Morning Report: San Diego Withheld Facial Rec Info From Congress
In 2017, the main investigative arm of the U.S. House of Representatives reached out to San Diego with a request for documents.
