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Despite repeated complaints about a Chula Vista teacher’s behavior with young girls, the school district didn't report the misconduct to parents or state regulators. https://t.co/5Jo15PTCgt
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Teachers and staff at a Chula Vista elementary school voiced alarm about a teacher’s behavior with developmentally disabled children for months before the district conducted an investigation. The...
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California’s Coastal Commission — one of the most powerful state agencies in the country — is working to rebuild its reputation in the housing space. https://t.co/dOhIuarTfi
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The agency responsible for the California coast is thinking how it can regain the favor of lawmakers.
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Care for South County’s underprivileged communities is expanding, but still far from meeting demand. https://t.co/WPEJZzmHLK
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More services are coming online in South County, but even more are needed.
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Prospects for an effort to recall a Grossmont Union trustee aren’t looking good, but organizers say this is just the beginning. https://t.co/QKZ8VuY8E8
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Months of scandal at Grossmont Union gave birth to a community-led effort to recall one of the district’s board members. Faced with a Monday deadline, organizers are doubtful they’ll have enough...
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An Encinitas councilmember’s charges have been reduced in the case of a parking dispute that allegedly resulted in a hit-and-run. https://t.co/C8DZG0ZzbC
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Encinitas Councilmember Luke Shaffer is now facing two misdemeanors instead of a felony and two misdemeanors, after a judge reduced a felony assault charge and tossed out another misdemeanor.
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Today's scoop for @voiceofsandiego: Two deputy chief operating officers are leaving City Hall but city officials won’t say why. https://t.co/biwwiUYZZh
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Two deputy chief operating officers are leaving City Hall but city officials won’t say why.
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Local environmentalists support the prospect of San Diego recycling some of its wastewater in East County, potentially allowing the city to scale back its Pure Water plans. https://t.co/8TU6ftdZFR
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There’s a debate over whether the city of San Diego should or could build a smaller sewage-to-drinking water recycling project than originally planned. If fully built out, the project costs […]
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Two high-level departures from the mayor’s office may be just the beginning of staffing changes at City Hall. https://t.co/WmIRrz3OK7
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Two deputy chief operating officers are leaving City Hall but city officials won’t say why.
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Take a look at a 2019 Voice of San Diego investigation that revealed mismanagement of rape kits by the San Diego Police Department. https://t.co/CMmqgONUIY
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Voice of San Diego discovered SDPD lowered its rape kit testing standards. After the news broke, heads rolled.
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Amid major budget uncertainty, San Diego County has been inundated with millions of dollars in costs related to Proposition 36 arrests. https://t.co/a93EYQyP6s
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Implementing Proposition 36 is costing county government tens of millions of dollars at a time of major budget uncertainty.
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Going into Newsom’s last year as governor, Mayor Todd Gloria hopes essential state funding to support homeless San Diegans is restored. https://t.co/Nx5n2c1QM7
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More funding for homelessness services is a top priority.
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🧵It’s Wednesday and today’s @voiceofsandiego news blast leads with my story on the new costs that state criminal justice reform measure Proposition 36 has created for @SanDiegoCounty.
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County officials last year projected at least a $58 million annual budget hit if statewide criminal justice reform measure Proposition 36 passed. Now that the initiative that cracked down on […]
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Five North County mayors argue that bringing back redevelopment agencies could help them meet the state’s affordable housing demands. https://t.co/htyQlwJUsy
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Five North County mayors argue that without subsidies from the state, it’s nearly impossible to produce the level of affordable housing the state demands.
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San Diego and East County both have wastewater recycling projects in the works. Is there enough sewage to support them? https://t.co/yKTbHKgQYp
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East County is building its own water recycling project and wants San Diego to treat it like its own.
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An embattled community garden in the Tijuana River Valley gets a new lease on life thanks to a change in management. https://t.co/CqDPwjOLlC
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Olivewood Gardens, a provider of fresh food and nutritional programs in one of the county’s most underserved communities, will take over management of the embattled Tijuana River Valley Community...
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San Diego County’s jail population has ticked up amid a state crackdown on repeat drug and theft offenders. https://t.co/3UsCku1qX4
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The county sheriff’s office reports that the number of people in its jails has swelled since the state initiative seeking to address repeat drug and theft offenders took effect in December.
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National City nonprofit steps in to save Tijuana River Valley Community Garden from imminent closure. @voiceofsandiego
https://t.co/YuuMSbHIz0
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Olivewood Gardens, a provider of fresh food and nutritional programs in one of the county’s most underserved communities, will take over management of the embattled Tijuana River Valley Community...
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Our South County reporter found that if National City continues dipping into its budget reserves at its current rate, the taps will run dry in just a few years. https://t.co/kPX9Ogx1ep
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A crowd of residents and environmental activists erupted in cheers Tuesday evening at National City Hall when City Councilmembers voted unanimously to reject a controversial biofuels rail depot on...
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Nearly 15 years ago, San Diego Unified embarked on an ambitious plan to keep students from opting out of their neighborhood schools. Since then, very little has changed. https://t.co/rV1owcVZ8z
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San Diego Unified implemented its much-touted Vision 2020 plan, which sought in part to keep kids in their neighborhood schools, nearly a decade and a half ago. Neighborhood participation rates...
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Travel back in time with us to 2013, when a Voice investigation into emergency response delays brought change to southeastern San Diego. https://t.co/PzrjpkOv2x
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A dozen years ago, then-Voice of San Diego reporter Liam Dillon dug into a study that spotlighted consistent emergency response delays in southeastern San Diego. The study was collecting dust. […]
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