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Morning Report: San Diego’s CARE Court Serving People Exiting Forced Treatment
CARE Court proponents touted the program as a solution to obligate Californians with serious, untreated psychotic illnesses ...
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San Diego’s CARE Court Is Serving Those Formerly in Conservatorships
CARE Court supporters pitched it as a solution for people with serious untreated psychotic disorders. San Diego’s program is ...
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Cup of Chisme: The Chant Heard Around San Diego
If you know me, then you know I’m not a sports girlie. It’s not like I haven’t tried. Voice of San Diego editor Scott Lewis ...
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The Learning Curve: Grossmont Union’s Layoffs Spark Outrage
Sign up for The Morning Report with all your must-read news for the day. Last week’s Grossmont Union High School District board meeting was wild. Hundreds of ...
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Politics Report: Why Didn’t They Kill ADU Bonus?
This week, the San Diego City Council decided to curtail the controversial ADU density bonus program. If what Council ...
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Sacramento Report: The Race for the 40th Senate District Is On
State Sen. Brian Jones terms out of office next year, and three candidates are vying to take his place in San Diego’s 40th ...
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VOSD Podcast: Henry Foster on Housing
San Diego City Councilmember Henry Foster III joined the show this week to discuss the fireworks around footnote 7 and his ...
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Morning Report: Encinitas Likely to Lose Housing Battle It’s Picking With State
Encinitas, like many small cities up and down California, hasn’t been happy with a spate of state laws that require ...
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Encinitas Is Banking on the State to Let Them Limit Housing, But Lawmakers Aren’t Interested
As Encinitas and other small cities try to change state housing laws that they say are impeding local control, state officials say these laws are essential to addressing California’s housing crisis.