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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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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
The Battle to Lead San Marcos' Next Chapter (opens the original)
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A race that will decide the new mayor of San Marcos will also usher in a new era for the North County city that has had the same mayor for the past seven years. Former District 3 Councilmember Sharon Jenkins and current District 2 Councilmember Mike Sannella are running to replace Mayor Rebecca Jones, a longtime San Marcos representative who is now running for the District 5 County Board of Supervisors seat. Jones has served on the San Marcos City Council since 2007 and as mayor since 2018. Whoe
Landlords Allegedly Breaking Renter Transparency Law (opens the original)
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Last year, San Diego leaders passed a law that mandated transparency on renters’ utility bills. It turns out, some landlords may not be following it. The ordinance requires landlords to produce copies of utility bills, along with the calculations behind the dollar figures, to any tenant who asks for it or is disputing their utility charges. The law is designed to help renters who don’t receive a utility bill based on their individual usage. Instead, their landlord or a third-party company divide
San Diego Passed New Renter Protections Last Year. Tenants Say Landlords Are Already Breaking Them. (opens the original)
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When a San Diego renter disputed their utility charges from their landlord, they turned to a new city law for help. The landlord billed the renter for water, sewer and trash, but the tenant didn’t understand how the charges had been calculated, according to a redacted June 30 complaint made to the San Diego City Attorney’s Housing Protection and Civil Code Compliance Unit. The Residential Utility Fee Ordinance, passed by the San Diego City Council last year, requires landlords to provide tenants
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