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Judge Says Rady Children’s Can Partially Limit Gender-Transition Care
New patients will only get partial services as hospital reports more Trump administration pressure. The post Judge Says Rady Children’s Can Partially Limit Gender-Transition Care appeared first on Voi
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Manchester Promises Housing at NAVWAR
Last week, our MacKenzie Elmer broke the news that Manchester Financial Group, namesake of prominent developer Doug Manchester, has been quietly pitching a large-scale data center on Navy-owned land n
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Manchester Group Promises Housing Will Be ‘Major Part’ of NAVWAR Development
Developers say a data center is still a possibility, but the project would also include housing. The post Manchester Group Promises Housing Will Be ‘Major Part’ of NAVWAR Development appeared first
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San Diego City Council approves appointment of new COO
In 2025, the mayor cut 31 City Hall jobs, intending to save taxpayers around $5.3 million a year. Critics complained that he erred in cutting the COO post.
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ICE Appears to Be Ramping Up Enforcement in San Diego
It will likely be months before arrest data can confirm increased immigration enforcement efforts but activists say this is the biggest push they have seen yet. The post ICE Appears to Be Ramping Up E
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Local leaders have long argued that one person should direct efforts to solve the Tijuana River pollution crisis. Now they’ve got her
The new post addresses a long-term need – a single person to coordinate Tijuana River efforts across multiple agencies on both sides of the border.
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Foothiller Footsteps — Students earn scholarships from Grossmont High alumni
Celebrating scholarships from Grossmont High Almuni and former teachers.
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Condado de San Diego nombra a veterana diplomática para liderar la respuesta a la crisis de contaminación del río Tijuana
“Quiero que mi familia, mis vecinos y todos los habitantes de esta región puedan respirar con confianza y disfrutar de nuestras playas”. Con esas palabras, Bridget Premont asumió el nuevo cargo creado
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National City proveerá sacos de arena gratis en preparación para tormentas
National City está invitando a los residentes a recoger hasta cinco sacos de arena gratis por hogar el sábado 24 de octubre de 2026, de 10:00 a.m. a 2:00 p.m., en el estacionamiento de la Biblioteca P
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Gary Heffern, 72, punk rocker and songwriter, dies in Finland just after SD Music Hall of Fame induction
Heffern was inducted into the Hall of Fame on Friday along with his punk bandmates the Penetrators. A new album had already been set for release this week.
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Se esperan temperaturas más frescas y lluvia en San Diego esta semana
El condado de San Diego pasará esta semana de un clima inusualmente cálido a condiciones más frescas y periodos de lluvia debido a la llegada de un sistema de baja presión desde el noroeste, informaro
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Por qué los nuevos límites a las licenciaturas preocupan a algunos community colleges de California
Esta historia fue publicada originalmente por EdSource. Las nuevas leyes firmadas por el gobernador Gavin Newsom impondrán restricciones a la cantidad de programas de licenciatura que podrán ofrecer l
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Suspenden búsqueda de 11 desaparecidos frente a la costa de Ensenada en aparente caso de tráfico de personas
La Guardia Costera de Estados Unidos suspendió la noche del domingo la búsqueda de unas 11 personas desaparecidas frente a la costa de Baja California tras un presunto caso de tráfico de personas por
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Search suspended for 11 missing off Ensenada coast in apparent case of human smuggling
Sixteen others were rescued during the international mission, led by the Coast Guard, approximately 140 miles west of Ensenada, officials said.
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How Much Taxpayer Money Jim Desmond Spends Advertising Himself
Our North County reporter Tigist Layne reveals San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond spent at least $250,000 of taxpayer funds advertising himself and his perspectives on social media and television
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Fixing the South Bay Plant Won’t Stop the Tijuana River’s Industrial Waste
While repairing the South Bay treatment plant is critical, we must find a way to remove chemicals and heavy metals also found in the river. The post Fixing the South Bay Plant Won’t Stop the Tijuana R
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Desmond Has Spent a Lot of County Money on Ads About Himself
While campaigning for the 48th Congressional District, County Supervisor Jim Desmond has spent hundreds of thousands in public dollars on ads about himself and his political views. The post Desmond Ha
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5 Stories to Distract You From Mailers
With the November election just over two weeks away, you may be eagerly looking for a break from campaign mailers and advertisements, and election stories. I got you! (Don’t get […] The post 5 Stories
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Midway Rising Advances But Council Insists Affordable Housing Should Be ‘New’
Friday, a committee of the San Diego City Council advanced the project that Midway Rising leaders have been working on for five years. The post Midway Rising Advances But Council Insists Affordable Ho
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VOSD Podcast: Midway Rising Week with Chris Ward
On this week’s episode of the VOSD Podcast, we were joined by state Assemblymember Chris Ward to discuss a host of issues we are facing today. Also, San Diego Mayor […] The post VOSD Podcast: Midway R
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