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San Diego County · San Diego CountyLess than six months after the U.S. Supreme Court gave California cities the green light to ban homeless encampments, homelessness policy across much of San Diego County is rapidly changing direction. Yearslong efforts to reach out to homeless residents and connect them with services suddenly are taking a back seat to encampment bans and stepped-up enforcement. Four of the county’s five largest cities now either outlaw public camping or are acti…See the Story
‘The Pendulum Has Swung.’ Countywide Momentum Gathers for Homeless Encampment Bans
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San Diego · San DiegoRaymond Hill spent days trying to get into shelter. He’d wake up early — as early as 3:30 a.m. — to line up at the city’s Homelessness Response Center, which connects unhoused individuals with shelter and other services. He tried 10 times before he got a spot at the Alpha Project shelter on Pacific Highway. As our Lisa Halverstadt wrote last year, “Hill’s experience illustrates a harsh reality. There aren’t enough city-backed shelter beds to acc…See the Story
Cup of Chisme: The Mayor's Plan
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Republican Party · San DiegoLate on April 8, in the headquarters of the Republican Party of San Diego County, Carl DeMaio had three negotiators representing him. He had just failed to get the party’s Central Committee to endorse his run for State Assembly even though it had already endorsed his opponent. The whole episode had left his ally, then party chair Paula Whitsell, vulnerable to losing her position.One of his negotiators was Corey Gustafson. Gustafson is now the pa…See the Story
Politics Report: GOP Goes to War Against DeMaio
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San Diego · San DiegoDeborah Brennan is out this week. Two years after the passage of SB 1439, California’s local elections have seen a significant shift in campaign contributions. Large donations—those over $250—have sharply declined, with candidates now receiving 28.4 percent less in overall contributions.In 2022, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed SB 1439 into law. The bill – which was overwhelmingly passed by the California State Legislature, implemented new conflict-of-i…See the Story
Sacramento Report: How Donations Changed After the Cap on Conflicts
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San Diego · San DiegoThe smell of sewage from the Tijuana River Valley is so bad, researchers are studying if the stink is posing a public health risk.It is, according to preliminary results researchers released recently. Scientists with San Diego State University claimed there was a toxic gas in the area. This news caused a panic, but almost immediately, the county’s own experts were trying to quash concerns. There’s no reason to be alarmed right now, county offici…See the Story
VOSD Podcast: Gassy Dispute in South Bay
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San Diego · San DiegoDespite $11.5 billion in taxpayer dollars raised to spend on keeping kids cool in classrooms, some students are still boiling when temperatures climb.This summer, kid at San Diego Unified schools like Hoover complained of 100-degree classrooms. One elementary school student at Garfield had to go to the hospital due to breathing complications linked to heat.A construction bond approved by voters in 2008 was supposed to ensure air conditioners rem…See the Story
Morning Report: San Diego Schools Raised Billions to Help Fix A/C Units. Kids Are Still Boiling.
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Taxes · San DiegoTaxpayers have voted to give San Diego Unified School District $11.5 billion over the last 16 years with the express purpose of bringing working air conditioning to every classroom in the district. But nearly two decades in, and hundreds of millions of dollars later, some students are still dealing with dangerous heat. This summer, several San Diego Unified schools were hit hard by high temperatures. Hoover students complained last month that so…See the Story
Billions of Dollars Later, Some San Diego Unified Students Still Dealing with Hot Classrooms
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San Diego · San DiegoSan Diego County will not ban renewable energy battery storage, despite calls for immediate prohibitions from neighbors fearful of fires.The San Diego County Board of Supervisors elected in a 4-1 vote to keep applications for new storage projects rolling despite a recent fire at an SDG&E facility last week and two others in the past few years. Instead, the county is counting on its fire department to come up with new rules for how far battery pr…See the Story
Morning Report: Batteries Survive San Diego Supes
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