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San Diego · San DiegoWe’ll pay for your homeless programs, but only if you show us they’re working. That was Gov. Gavin Newsom’s message to cities across California, like Oceanside and Carlsbad, receiving homeless funding from the state. Last week, we learned two North County cities, Oceanside and Carlsbad, received a $11.4 million grant to move homeless people camped along state Route 78 into shelter. But now new requirements will force the city to track spending …See the Story
North County Report: Cash to Clear Encampments Comes with Strings Attached
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San Diego · San DiegoIn 2015, we sent San Diego Unified School District a public records request for documents related to an educator we had been investigating whom former students had accused of sexually harassing and assaulting them. The district provided next to nothing in response. We worked with district officials for the next six months to try to get more but nothing more came. We had many public records requests in front of San Diego Unified and it was tak…See the Story
A Court Says Agencies Can Delay Records Responses Indefinitely and We Must Fight It
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Pollution · San DiegoThe state says Mayor Todd Gloria’s team needs to dig deeper into the property he wants to make into a mega-shelter, citing concerns there could be unknown contamination from a shuttered chemical plant next door. California’s Department of Toxic Substances Control says it will work with the city to do “additional investigation” into the ground below the former print shop Gloria wants to turn into a shelter along Kettner Boulevard, according to a…See the Story
What We Know About the Pollution Below Mayor Gloria’s Mega-Shelter Site
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San Diego · San DiegoEscondido has been grappling with a serious structural budget deficit that left the city digging through couch cushions for temporary fixes. But that hasn’t led to long-term fiscal health. Officials estimate the city’s average annual deficit over the next 20 years will be $18.2 million. So, the city’s digging through more couch cushions. Our Tigist Layne reports that the city is eyeing big changes to the California Center for the Arts, Escondido…See the Story
Morning Report: Escondido’s Budget Woes Could Lead to Arts Center Shakeup
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San Diego · San DiegoThe sad reality of local music scenes is that for every band that bursts out into the wider world, there are dozens of excellent ones that never make it out of the domed ecosystem of their hometown. They toil in obscurity for years, become mainstays at places like the Casbah but not much more or burn up in the atmosphere on attempted liftoff. One of those San Diego bands who never made it out, but probably deserved to, is New Mexico. The band’…See the Story
Song of the Week: 'Johnny Garçon'
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San Diego · San DiegoLook familiar? We pulled this post from the Morning Report. Subscribe to our daily newsletter to stay up to date on the latest news. Click here. Many of the programs former city councilmember Monica Montgomery Steppe championed as a member of the San Diego City Council are on the chopping block in the mayor’s proposed budget — and she has something to say about it. “I cannot remain silent in the face of a budget proposal that fails to adequatel…See the Story
County Supe Slams San Diego Mayor's Budget
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San Diego · San DiegoLook familiar? We pulled this post from the Morning Report. Subscribe to our daily newsletter to stay up to date on the latest news. Click here. The San Diego City Council had a lengthy closed-door discussion Monday on Mayor Todd Gloria’s mega shelter proposal and ended its meeting without any public announcements. As our Lisa Halverstadt previously reported, the City Council scheduled the closed session to discuss the costs and terms of Gloria’…See the Story
Mega Shelter Diary: Long Meeting; No Update
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Baja California · Baja CaliforniaCities along the U.S.-Mexico border are different from those in the countries’ interior. San Diego economist James Gerber looks at the reasons why in his new book, “Border Economies: Cities Bridging the U.S.-Mexico Divide.” It’s a broad analysis of a region that extends nearly 2,000 miles – from San Diego-Tijuana to Brownsville-Matamoros – an area with a population of more than 15.5 million people, the great majority of them living in urban area…See the Story
Border Report: The Tale of Twin Cities and Their Economies
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