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Many Degrees Of Separation For Local Police Agencies On Education Requirements
A bill making its way through the state Legislature would require incoming police officers to be 25 years old or to have a college degree.
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Ready Or Not, The Reopening Is Coming
Why the most important metric to watch is hospitalizations, and how we're all now betting we’ll win the race with the virus.
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Ruling In Charter Fraud Case Has Major Implications For Small School District Budgets
A little-known Education Code provision has allowed some small school districts to collect millions in fees from online charter schools.
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Morning Report: The Reopening Is Upon Us
Gov. Gavin Newsom has cited June 15 as the date when pandemic restrictions will go away completely.
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Morning Report: Weber Up Big In AD-79
La Mesa Councilwoman Akilah Weber is on track to win the special election for the 79th Assembly District.
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Border Report: The Three Factors Behind What's Happening At The Border
Seasonal migration patterns, pent-up demand from 2020 and unreliable statistics are all playing a role of border apprehensions.
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Our School Might Be Open, But Kids Are Still Missing Out On A Lot
As a parent of a student of the subject school, I feel Ashly McGlone’s article is one-sided.
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Here's Where More Than $2 Billion In Aid For Local Schools Is Going
Find out how much your school district received.
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Volunteers Take Vaccine Appointments Door To Door In Barrio Logan
In anticipation of a 2,000-vaccine shipment, community members wrangled groups of volunteers to sign up people living in or near the 92113.
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Morning Report: Big Day For San Diego Civic Affairs
Voters will decide on the fate of politicians and politicians will decide the fate of a vote.
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It's Time To Put Money Behind All The Talk About Equity
Council members should back a new measure that would fund improvements in neighborhoods that need it most.
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Chula Vista PD's Drone Program Opened A Revolving Door For Officers
A big PR push for the Chula Vista Police Department's drone program elevated it into the role of global consultant.
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Morning Report: A Revolving Door For Cops, Drone Companies
Chula Vista’s drone program has brought the department international attention.
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What We Learned This Week
This week, Will Huntsberry reported that Lincoln High is dealing with yet another leadership transition.
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Politics Report: Anatomy Of An Outrage
How teachers volunteering to work with migrant kids staying in San Diego became a national outrage. Plus, that Chargers news, explained.
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Sacramento Report: Money Still Pouring In To 79th District Assembly Race
A lot of money is being thrown around in a short amount of time as the special election for the 79th District Assembly race draws close.
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VOSD Podcast: What's Grinding Our Gears
On this week's VOSD podcast, Scott Lewis, Sara Libby and Andrew Keatts ran down three items in the news that were pushing their buttons.
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SANDAG Moving Closer To ‘Coming To Jesus' Moment On Killed Projects
An outside audit urges SANDAG to identify which projects previously promised to voters will no longer be part of its long-term vision.
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Morning Report: SANDAG Closer To ID'ing Dead Projects
The San Diego Association of Governments doesn’t have enough money to build all the things it promised voters years ago.
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North County Report: Oceanside's New Police Chief Promises More Transparency
Fred Armijo is a veteran of the Oceanside Police Department but says, “I'm a different person. I have different priorities.”
