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Border Report: A Former Ambassador Gets Real
Christopher Landau, the former U.S. ambassador to Mexico, spoke candidly about his post to fellow diplomats two weeks ago.
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Politics Report: Libraries Aren't Opening Any Time Soon
San Diego's libraries don't have the staff to open for a while. And the new Labor Council leader is keeping her old job.
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There's Yet Another Wrench In The Effort To Declare Measure C Passed
Measure C’s authorization of city-issued bonds adds a wrinkle to the city’s legal case that the measure passed.
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Morning Report: Another Wrinkle For Measure C
There’s a snag in the city’s attempt to move forward.
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North County Report: Oversight Demands Ramp Up Following Escondido Police Shooting
Activists are pressing Escondido City Council to adopt an independent oversight committee to cut police funding and beef up social services.
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Morning Report: The YMCA Is At A Crossroads
San Diego County’s YMCA, now more than ever, has a reason to feel down.
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The Future Is TBD For The YMCA
The YMCA of San Diego County lost about three-quarters of its members and program participants during the pandemic.
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‘It's A Promote-Carl Organization': The Rise Of Reform California
Up and down the state, conservative operatives are complaining that Carl DeMaio and his group Reform California is sucking up resources.
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Morning Report: The Rise Of Reform California
Reform California is a conservative political advocacy organization created several years ago by Carl DeMaio.
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5 Takeaways On Schools' Coronavirus Aid Spending
How local schools decided to spend the money thus far reveals a lot about their priorities.
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Behind The Fight To Reopen San Marcos And Oceanside Schools
There’s no decision when students will go back in the classroom full time at San Marcos Unified and Oceanside Unified.
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Morning Report: Oceanside, San Marcos Parents Fight Hybrid Learning
The latest on reopening plans in both districts, and the push from parent groups to return to five days a week of in-person school.
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San Diego County Schools Spent Majority Of COVID-19 Aid On Employees
Nearly $178 million in coronavirus aid funds San Diego County’s 10 largest school districts; 51 percent went to employee pay and benefits.
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San Diego 101, Season 2: Get Schooled On How The Region Works
We break down how the city charter works, who polices the police, how schools get funding and the Tijuana River sewage crisis.
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Morning Report: Majority Of Schools' COVID-19 Funds Went To Employee Pay
Over the last year, school districts across San Diego saw an influx of state and federal aid on top of the normal funding they receive.
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What We Learned This Week
MTS pulled off something pretty remarkable this week and budget deadlines start to creep up.
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Politics Report: The Mayor's Choice
The pension and the police budget, explained. The People's Ordinance is back and more on the city's finances.
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The City Budget, Explained
San Diego has a new mayor who's facing new financial realities and is incorporating new priorities into the budget. Here's an explanation.
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Measure C Could Go Forward Even If Convention Center Expansion Doesn't
The tax hike doesn't require a Convention Center expansion despite backers' longstanding obsession with making one happen.
