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Schools Want COVID-19 Vaccines, But Not Necessarily Mandates
Public school leaders are pushing for greater access to the coronavirus vaccine, few are talking about making it mandatory.
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Morning Report: How Vaccines And New Rules Impact School Reopenings
Vaccinations are the avenue by which we can resume something resembling normal life.
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Environment Report: Local Farms Want Your Table Scraps
Students demand San Diego Unified take stand against Big Oil, the city is holding public forums on its franchise fee agreement and more.
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A Tale Of Two Local Economies
San Diego’s economy is on the cusp of a massive shift: Tech companies are thriving while the hospitality sector remains in a deep depression
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Morning Report: San Diego's New Economic Reality
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has introduced some awkward budget realities.
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State: School Districts Like San Diego Unified Cannot Reopen Now
New state guidance aims to clear up months of confusion over which schools can expand reopening while still under coronavirus restrictions.
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Official: San Diego Unified Trained Employees To Delete Emails From Public Record
Technology personnel trained top-level district officials on how to permanently delete sensitive emails to subvert public records requests.
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Morning Report: School District Showed Employees How To Permanently Delete Emails
The district in 2019 devised a way to permanently delete sensitive emails from its server and held training sessions with top-level staff.
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Politics Report: DeMaio V. Faulconer
Why Carl DeMaio is attacking Kevin Faulconer. Plus, a school board member says teachers have to be vaccinated to return to campuses.
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Federal Court’s Jury Selection Plan Under Fire
Many critics believe the plan is an insufficient attempt to increase jury diversity, an issue that has persisted for decades.
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Morning Report: Federal Court's Jury Selection Plan Draws Scrutiny
The federal court district’s jury wheel has long underrepresented the region’s Black population.
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Sacramento Report: Fees Are The New Front In The Delivery Driver War
The DOJ flagged concerns about the Otay Mesa Detention Center in a new report, and more in our weekly roundup of news from Sacramento.
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VOSD Podcast: Cindy Marten Gets A Big Promotion
The hosts dive deep on San Diego Unified Superintendent Cindy Marten’s tenure following her nomination for a national job.
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VOSD Bonus Podcast: QAnon And The Attack On The Capitol
VOSD host Scott Lewis spoke with Travis View, co-host of the podcast QAnon Anonymous, about the conspiracy theory group QAnon.
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North County Report: Carlsbad To Step Up Restaurant Enforcement
A co-op to help the homeless, an open City Council seat in Oceanside and more in our roundup of North County news.
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County Distributes COVID Patients’ Addresses To Police Agencies
The county has simultaneously fought the release of outbreak data to the general public.
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Morning Report: County Gives COVID Patients' Addresses To Police
San Diego County began distributing the information to dispatch centers across the region early in the pandemic and is still doing it.
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Chula Vista Police Chief Says She Didn’t Know Department Shared Data With Feds
More than 800 law enforcement agencies were given access to Chula Vista’s license plate reader data including federal immigration officials.
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Morning Report: CVPD Chief Didn't Know Department Shared Info With Feds
The city has said it stopped sharing the data, residents still have outstanding concerns.
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How Carlsbad Restaurants Became Ground Zero For Coronavirus Defiance
Many appear to be quietly offering indoor dining or passively allowing diners to use outdoor tables.
