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Morning Report: Carlsbad Restaurants Are Ground Zero For COVID Defiance
Plenty of restaurants around the county are defying state stay-at-home orders.
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Frequently Asked (Yet Largely Unanswerable) Questions On San Diego’s Vaccine Situation
There are some big outstanding questions on San Diego’s vaccine distribution plan. Here’s what we know.
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What We Learned This Week
Many people found many things to like in Mayor Todd Gloria’s State of the City speech this week.
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VOSD Podcast: The State Of San Diego Is 'Fragile'
This week on the VOSD Podcast, hosts Scott Lewis and Sara Libby dig into Mayor Todd Gloria’s first State of the City Address.
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Politics Report: The Fragile City
The mayor is worried about money. The Council members don’t seem to be. And the teachers want the state to shut down.
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Sacramento Report: Voepel Under Fire For ‘Shots Fired’ Remarks
Lawmakers and veterans call for Assemblyman Randy Voepel’s removal following his response to the U.S. Capitol riot.
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7 Big Promises And Priorities From Gloria’s State Of The City Address
Mayor Todd Gloria was frank about the toll the pandemic has taken on the city, but he also laid out some lofty priorities and pledges.
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Morning Report: Gloria's Big Plans And Priorities
Mayor Todd Gloria has a long list of priorities for 2021.
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Council Unknowingly OK’d Surveillance Gear For Secretive Police Group
The outgoing San Diego City Council gave city employees permission to buy cell-phone hacking technology, drones and rapid response vehicles.
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Morning Report: Council OK'd Police Wish List For Surveillance Gear
Elected officials gave city employees permission to buy cell-phone hacking technology and other law enforcement gear without realizing it.
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County’s New Climate Plan Could Use The System That Doomed The Old Plan
The Board of Supervisors is set to rewrite its plan to address climate change.
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Morning Report: County Tries Again On Climate Plan
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors has spent years and millions of dollars trying to get a plan that passes legal muster.
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Charter School Backs Off Push To Reopen After Ultimatum To Teachers
An Escondido charter school system pushed back reopening school for in-person instruction.
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Morning Report: A Charter Walks Back Reopening Plans
In North County, both teacher resistance and staff shortages have hampered efforts to reopen schools from Vista to Encinitas to Escondido.
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City Leaders Warn Departments: Start Looking For Cuts
City leaders recently asked city departments to report back on potential cuts that could help the city address a budget gap.
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Who Owns The Tijuana River – And Who Needs Its Water Most
The Mexican government says the water is theirs, at least before it crosses the border. And they’re exploring what to do with it.
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The Long Goodbye: How COVID-19 Took My Dad’s Life
A single-word text from Room 993 – “help” – and a grim cascade of complications.
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Morning Report: Who Owns The Tijuana River Water?
The International Boundary Water Commission says the water belongs to Mexico.
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Seawalls Are Not The Answer To Coastal Bluff Erosion
Recent bluff collapses in San Diego have sparked conversations about public safety on beaches.
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Border Report: Gloria Brings In A Cross-Border Heavy-Hitter
New chief of staff, Paola Avila, on what the city of San Diego can do to bring the binational megaregion to the next level.