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Outdoor Dining Structures = Still Around

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Daily news roundup: The city is very very slowly cracking down on dining structures. Shelter in Midway moving forward. Images of a charrería and what exactly is a diverging diamond?

Parent's Guide to San Diego Schools

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UCSD Students See Opportunity to Cut Political Ties to La Jolla

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Politics Report: Don't Ask Richard Bailey About Trump (or the Recall)

Scott Lewis and Andrew Keatts
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VOSD Podcast: Total Recall

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Morning Report: UCSD Students Want Out of La Jolla (Politics)

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Morning Report: Union Gas Workers Wary of New Climate Plan

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Nationwide Carpenters Union Battles Billions Stolen by Tax Fraud

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Morning Report: Officials Scramble to Find Youth Treatment Alternatives

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Politics Report: Assessor Bry? Maybe

Andrew Keatts and Scott Lewis
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VOSD Podcast: School Is Back! And So Is the Schools Guide

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Sunsetting Old Conviction Records Is a Step Toward Fairness and Community Safety

Khalid Alexander
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Morning Report: The Parent’s Guide Happened!

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The O’Farrell Charter Schools Still Win Big in 2020

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Lawmakers Who Say 'Black Lives Matter' Cannot Let a Police Decertification Bill Die Again

Tony Abuka and Rocio Zamora
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