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A Big Sticking Point Has Emerged In San Diego's Effort To Pick A Power Provider
Mayor Todd Gloria needs a supermajority of the City Council to support a new franchise fee agreement. Some members could doom negotiations.
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Morning Report: Gloria, Council Dems At Odds On Major Power Decision
Mayor Todd Gloria is heading toward his first big policy standoff with the City Council.
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Instability Still Haunting Leadership Team At Lincoln High
For almost two years, it hasn't been entirely clear who’s running Lincoln High School. Whatever leadership team was in place is in upheaval.
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Morning Report: Lincoln High Leadership Shaken Up – Again
Two years ago, the San Diego Unified School District announced new leadership at Lincoln High School, but who actually runs the school?
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City Still Committed To Convention Center Expansion
The citizens initiative to fund a Convention Center expansion, homeless initiatives and road repairs pulled in about 65 percent of the vote.
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Bonus Podcast: Stop Calling It A Surge
UC San Diego’s Tom Wong tells the story about immigration through data — and what’s really happening at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Gloria Hopes Changes Inject Compassion Into Homeless Camp Clean-Ups
Mayor Todd Gloria wants the city to show more compassion and give homeless San Diegans more predictability in its efforts to clean up camps.
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Morning Report: Barrio Logan Is Still Trying To Plan Its Future
Residents and activists have fought to carve out some distance between homes and the industrial businesses that exist there.
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Environment Report: The Chargers Stadium's Circle Of Life
Most of the former stadium is slated to be recycled, the city of San Diego plans to raise wastewater rates and more in our biweekly roundup.
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Barrio Logan Tries, Again, To Determine Its Own Future
While it’s one of the most culturally rich parts of San Diego, it’s also one of the most threatened by its proximity to industry.
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Morning Report: Lessons From A Reopened School
Bear Valley Middle School in Escondido has achieved what many other schools consider difficult.
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What We Learned This Week
Two San Diegans from opposite sides of the aisle have been getting national attention.
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Sacramento Report: Gonzalez Measures Loom Large – Again – On ‘Job Killer' List
This year, CalChamber placed three of Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez's bills on its annual Job-Killer List.
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Tech Is Rising And Tourism Is Tanking, But San Diego Still Banks On The Latter
Diminished by the pandemic, the shrunken hospitality and tourism sectors impair the city's policy agenda.
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VOSD Podcast: Marten And Migrants In The National Spotlight
The hosts dig into the biggest moments of a Senate confirmation hearing of San Diego Unified Superintendent Cindy Marten.
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Politics Report: Hotel Union Leader To Lead Union Leaders
Brigette Browning will take over management of the Labor Council. If hotel taxes rebound, they're going to roads. And the Sports Arena.
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Morning Report: Sports Arena Redo Hits A Snag
An overlooked change to state law two years ago could possibly derail the city’s redevelopment attempt.
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Sports Arena Negotiations On Hold After Unexpected State Requirements
An overlooked change to state law could derail the city of San Diego's attempt to redevelop the area into an urban entertainment district.
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The Learning Curve: What We Know About San Diego Unified's Reopening Plans
Students are heading back to school on April 12. But the distance between that knowledge and how it will work can fill a semester.
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Secretive Law Enforcement Group Admits Its Dealings Should Be Public
In response to a lawsuit, the group agreed to open its meetings and documents moving forward.
