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VOSD Education is the education-focused vertical of Voice of San Diego, a nonprofit, investigative news organization serving the San Diego region.
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South County Lawmakers Notch Wins in Sacramento (opens the original)
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South County’s two state legislators notched notable wins in Sacramento this year that will bring meaningful change to the region. State Assemblymember David Alvarez and state Sen. Steve Padilla took a victory lap after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed several of their high-profile bills into law. New bachelor’s degrees: A landmark law authored by Alvarez will, for the first time in state history, enable community colleges to offer low-cost bachelor’s degrees. The law, AB 2694, allows community colleges
Activists Sue City to Block Flock (opens the original)
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A coalition of refugee and civil liberties advocates this week sued the city of San Diego seeking to shut down the city’s network of Flock police surveillance cameras. In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, the Partnership for the Advancement of New Americans, a refugee advocacy organization, along with the ACLU, urged a judge to shut down the surveillance system, calling it a violation of residents’ constitutional right to privacy and a waste of public funds. “We must recognize that flawed surveillance te
San Diego’s District 2 City Council Race Is a Big Test (opens the original)
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For several years now, the San Diego City Council has been led by nine Democrats. The mayor is a Democrat. The city attorney is also a Democrat. San Diego, once known as a comparatively conservative city, joined the ranks of big cities run exclusively by Democrats. City Council races are officially nonpartisan elections. But for the past 20 years, parties h
Candidates Call on Mayor to Hire COO (opens the original)
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Current San Diego city councilmembers aren’t the only ones upset about the recent trash fee debacle. The candidates running for City Council also say the scandal was avoidable — and many think it’s time for Mayor Todd Gloria to hire a COO and stop insisting he has the job under control. Ahead of the November election, our Mariana Martínez Barba asked Cit
Council Candidates Say It’s Time for Mayor to Hire a COO (opens the original)
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San Diego City Council candidates have another bone to pick with City Hall. Last week, thousands of residents received overcharges and undercharges for the city’s trash fee on their property tax bill. The city sent bad billing information for roughly 87,700 customers to the county tax collector’s office, as <a href="https://www.nbcsandiego.com/video/videos/hig
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