Sacramento Report: The Other Coronavirus Bar Problem

Lawmakers urge the Supreme Court to let law school grads practice law in the absence of upcoming bar exams, California teachers fire back at President Trump over school reopenings and more in our weekly roundup of news from Sacramento.

Voice of San Diego

July 10, 2020

Government

Years Into Smart Streetlights Program, Council Will Write Surveillance Rules

Jesse Marx

July 9, 2020

Government

Local Groups Pause Tijuana Sewage Lawsuits, But Solutions Are Still Far Off

MacKenzie Elmer

July 8, 2020

Land Use

With Time in Office Running Out, Faulconer Pushes New Land Use Policies

Andrew Keatts

July 6, 2020

Government

If Your Local Park Sucks, This Is Probably Why

MacKenzie Elmer

July 6, 2020

Government

Sacramento Report: Lawmakers Urged to Do More to Combat Labor Trafficking

Sara Libby

July 3, 2020

News

What We Know About Local Community Outbreaks – and What We Don’t

Will Huntsberry

July 2, 2020

Government

Police Used Smart Streetlight Footage to Investigate Protesters

Jesse Marx

June 29, 2020

Economy

Businesses Say Border Patrol Is Seizing Legal Cannabis Between San Diego, Imperial

Jesse Marx and Maya Srikrishnan

June 29, 2020

Government

Despite Recent Budget Vote, Reformers See SDPD Cuts as Inevitable

Andrew Keatts

June 22, 2020

Government

Sacramento Report: Policing Proposals Everywhere

Voice of San Diego

June 19, 2020

Government

A $2.50 Fare Evasion Ticket Can Upend Low-Income Residents’ Lives

Lisa Halverstadt

June 17, 2020

Government

Berkshire Hathaway Courts San Diego, Threatens SDG&E Monopoly

MacKenzie Elmer

June 16, 2020

Government

County Hotel Program’s Next Steps Uncertain as Hotels Reopen to Tourists

Lisa Halverstadt

June 12, 2020

Government

Sacramento Report: What to Watch as the Budget Deadline Looms

Sara Libby and Jesse Marx

June 12, 2020

Government

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