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Morning Report: One Man Was Right All Along About Lincoln High Misspending
For more than a year Roosevelt Blackmon has said that hundreds of thousands of dollars were misspent at Lincoln High School.
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Border Report: Deadly Crash Linked To Human Smuggling Operation
Locals aren’t happy about new surveillance, a bill in Congress puts EPA in charge of sewage reduction and more in our biweekly roundup.
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College Students Are Still Paying For Services, Buildings That Remain Off Limits
At schools like SDSU, few buildings have reopened and only a fraction of the student body visits the campus regularly.
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San Diego Schools Should Honor The April 12 Reopening Date
The mantra needs to shift from “we’ll open when it’s safe” to “we’ll open on April 12 and make it safe.”
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Morning Report: Students Still Paying For Closed Buildings
The universities argue that the costs of running a campus, even with most students learning from home, are fixed and ongoing.
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Critics Say Abuse, Harassment Cases Cast A Cloud Over Marten’s Nomination
The Senate is set to weigh San Diego Unified Superintendent Cindy Marten’s nomination as U.S. deputy secretary of education.
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Morning Report: Abuse Cases Cast Shadow Over Marten's Tenure
The U.S. Senate is all set to consider San Diego Unified Superintendent Cindy Marten as the next deputy secretary of education.
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What We Learned This Week
We had a good time on the podcast this week parsing some of the strange assertions and characterizations made by Councilwoman Jen Campbell.
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Politics Report: BIA's Big Decision
Will the BIA remain right? The mayor reacts the police shooting of a homeless man. About leadership and Tucker Carlson’s father.
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Groups Push State To Make California's Outdoor Spaces More Accessible
San Diego’s world-class beaches, mountains and deserts aren’t easily accessible for many communities, a problem extends across California.
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Morning Report: Hospital Stays Locked Homeless Residents Out Of Hotel Rooms
The two men learned after departing local hospitals that they had lost their rooms because they had left them for 48 hours.
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Faulconer Has Touted ‘Leadership’ On The Campaign Trail Before
Kevin Faulconer has said many times while running for governor that he’d help reopen schools by sheer force of leadership.
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Sacramento Report: We Have A Schools Deal
The schools bill incentivizes but does not require schools to reopen.
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VOSD Podcast: Some Weird Takes On Leadership
San Diego City Council President Jen Campbell voluntarily elected to rehash the contentious battle she fought to become Council president.
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Franchise Fee Deal Is A Major Test For City Leadership
We desperately need strong leadership from the mayor and Council to center the community.
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Two Homeless Men Lost County-Funded Hotel Rooms Following Hospital Stays
Two homeless men lost their temporary homes after being hospitalized for the very health conditions that qualified them for the program.
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North County Report: 'San Pasqual Allows Them To Be Kids'
Latino and Black residents have the lowest vaccination rates, parents are suing to reopen schools and more in our biweekly roundup.
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Let's Clear The Air On The Best Way To Reopen Schools
La Jolla Country Day, has been open for in-person instruction for months without incident, focused on ventilation and air filtration.
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Morning Report: Classrooms Need A Breath Of Fresh Air
While schools throughout the county have been trying to figure out how to reopen, La Jolla Country Day School has been open since the fall.
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Create A Budget Around Our Aspirations, Not Our Limits
Let’s be honest about what’s worked to make San Diegans’ lives better — and what hasn’t.
