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Big Changes, Tensions Roil Fallbrook Union Elementary School Board
Should the board tap outside legal counsel to investigate an internal complaint against one of its own?
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San Diego Teachers Union Pushes Back On Reopening Date
Soon after San Diego Unified set an April 12 target date for reopening, teachers union officials poured cold water on the timetable.
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Morning Report: San Diego Teachers Push Back On Reopening Date
San Diego Unified officials were optimistic last week when they shared the news that schools would (finally) reopen on April 12.
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The Pandemic Paused Efforts To Provide Post-Hospital Care For The Homeless
The recuperative care resources that regional leaders agreed were needed before the pandemic largely haven’t materialized.
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Morning Report: The Recuperative Care Gap Hasn't Gone Anywhere
Homeless residents discharged from hospitals often have nowhere safe to recuperate.
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ShotSpotter Devices Will Get More Scrutiny Going Forward
What began as a pilot program, championed and approved unilaterally by law enforcement agencies, has evolved into a five-year initiative.
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Morning Report: Shotspotter's Uncertain Future
More than four years ago, San Diego installed audio devices in predominantly Black neighborhoods as a way to quickly respond to gunshots.
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Environment Report: Climate Action Plan Is A Lotta Plan, Little Action
Barges are sexy, Mexican officials want credit for fixing Tijuana’s wastewater system and more in our biweekly roundup of environmental news
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What We Learned This Week
Years of SDPD insisting some rape kits had no investigative value, those same kits are now turning up DNA hits.
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Prosecutors Extract Pleas, $215 Million In Charter School Fraud Case
At least $215 million will eventually make its way back into state coffers under the plea deal by two leaders of A3 charter schools.
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Politics Report: Hotel Tax Hike Just Wants Life
We asked the former city councilwoman about the report she consulted for a vacation rental tracking firm. Also the hotel tax lives.
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The Learning Curve: San Diego Could Help The State Reach Its Preschool Data Dreams
Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to create a cradle-to-career data system that will track outcomes for California’s children.
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Mexico Says It Fixed The Tijuana River Sewage Problem. It’s Partly True.
Like a giant garbage disposal, three huge new green pipes sit on Mexico’s side of the border, shredding trash in the Tijuana River.
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Morning Report: Did Mexico Solve The Border Sewage Problem?
Mexican officials have claimed that they have stopped spills in the Tijuana River and don’t need help from the feds.
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Sacramento Report: Who's Funding The 79th District Candidates So Far
The candidates for the 79th Assembly District have mixed takes on whether they’d welcome police union support.
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VOSD Podcast: One Less San Diego Special
This week, San Diego took an actual step toward solving the years-long political puzzle of vacation rentals.
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Morning Report: A Blue Highway That’s Also Green
The Port of San Diego’s landlords want to build a highway to Oregon — through the ocean.
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I’m In A COVID-19 Vaccine Trial, And Now I've Got A Big Decision To Make
Here’s the big question: Stay in the trial for months more, not knowing if I got the real vaccine, or quit and and get an authorized shot?
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Morning Report: Farewell To A San Diego Special
A cap on whole-home rentals, schools might open in April and staying in a vaccine trial.
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A New Highway Project That’s Environmentally Friendly? (Hint: It’s In The Ocean)
Port officials are asking the federal government for help building a designated ocean route for huge barges to transport heavy goods.
