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Special Politics Report: What San Diego Democratic Delegates Think
As of Friday, one U.S. Senator and 19 Democratic Congressmembers had publicly asked Biden to drop out of the presidential race.
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Morning Report: Escondido Will Put Sales Tax Initiative On Ballot
Escondido leaders voted unanimously on Wednesday to put a 20-year, one-cent sales tax citizens' initiative in front of voters this November.
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Hoover Assistant Principal Arrested For Child Pornography Was Accused Of Sexually Harassing A Student Years Earlier
The fact that De Freitas’ behavior went largely unreported for years also is a major red flag for director Billie-Jo Grant.
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San Diego Unified High Schoolers: Getting Great Grades But Troubling Test Scores
At the School of Creative and Performing Arts, 96 percent of juniors passed science classes during the 2022-23 school year.
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Number Of Shelter Beds Could Plunge As Golden Hall Closing Date Set
The city's fire permit for its City Hall complex shelter where more than 250 homeless men sleep each night is set to expire in October.
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The Progress Report: A Program That Helped Parents For Years Was Just Gutted
“Project Ujima was designed to focus on African American families,” said Elneda Shannon, who founded the program.
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Mayor, City Housing Agency Scramble For Homelessness Funding
Mayor Todd Gloria’s $15 million demand and the cuts he’s calling for have left Housing Commission officials reeling.
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Council To Weigh In On Proposed Mega Shelter Lease In Closed Session
Mayor Todd Gloria’s proposal to lease a Middletown warehouse and make it a 1,000-bed homeless shelter will be discussed next week.
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GOP Chair Attempts To Switch Party Endorsement In Assembly Race
In an unprecedented move, chair of the Republican Party Paula Whitsell changed the party's endorsement from Andrew Hayes to Carl DeMaio.
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The Story Behind The Sticker Shock: 5 Pricey Affordable Housing Projects
We pull back the curtain on factors that increased costs for five forthcoming affordable housing complexes in San Diego.
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Fletcher's Accuser Parts Ways With Second Attorney As Demands For Private Messages Intensify
Figueroa would only confirm for Voice of San Diego that she planned to continue the case with new legal representation.
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San Diego's Next Police Chief Once Led Agency's Homeless Efforts
Mayor Todd Gloria has chosen a San Diego native who helped create the police division focused on homelessness as the city's next top cop.
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SDG&E: San Diego Would Be Out $11 Billion If It Breaks Away, Makes Public Grid
SDG&E doesn’t pay that rent. Ratepayers do in the form of recouped franchise fee costs on their utility bill.
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Environment Report: The Whales San Diego Buried In Trash
So, trapping that juicy, life-giving meat buffet under the layers of garbage and air-trapping plastic of a landfill seems like a waste.
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The Progress Report: One City Heights Elementary School Is (Still) Doing The Nearly Impossible
“Every kid deserves high quality education. We don’t want to produce cycles of poverty, we want to break the cycle,” Lee said.
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The Progress Report: One City Heights Elementary School Is (Still) Doing The Nearly Impossible
Despite the school’s high levels of poverty, students at Edison Elementary have been exceeding expectations for years.
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‘I Can't Wait Until You're 18': Despite Years Of Sexual Harassment Allegations, San Diego Unified Allowed Teacher To Quietly Retire
Just eight days after the suspension letter, Schonian and San Diego Unified reached an agreement that allowed Schonian to retire.
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Why Shelter Is Often Elusive For Homeless Hospital Patients
Some homeless patients from other parts of the county also show up at the Homelessness Response Center.
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Leucadia's Drainage Issues Span Decades, And There's Still A Long Way To Go
Several homes were also damaged by the flooding, according to a report by the Coast News.
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Sacramento Report: To Win A Red Seat, Back A Democrat?
Carl DeMaio is using part of his $1 million war chest to boost a Democratic opponent.
