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Morning Report: Five Years in, Real Estate Fee’s…
When State Sen. President Toni Atkins ushered SB 2 through the Legislature, she and other legislators said the new fee on real estate transactions would be transformational. She said relief was coming soon for people…
Morning Report: City Attorney Wants to Settle with…
A former Residence Inn in Mission Valley the city purchased to house homeless San Diegans. / Photo by Adriana Heldiz City Attorney Mara Elliott announced Thursday that she reached a deal to settle the city’s…
Morning Report: The Cause of a Summertime Sewage…
One of two sewage pipelines rendered inoperable in Tijuana as of Aug. 2, 2022. / Photo by MacKenzie Elmer The good news is that Tijuana isn’t currently pumping sewage to a broken wastewater treatment plant…
Lots of Tijuana’s Sewage Is Crossing the Border…
View of inoperable sewage line atop Matadero Canyon in Tijuana on Aug. 2, 2022. / Photo by MacKenzie Elmer Federal officials crossed the border Tuesday morning to assess the damage from the latest sewage disaster…
Onslaught of Tijuana Sewage Heads for San Diego…
Prepare for what’s shaping up to be the perfect sewage storm for California’s southernmost coast. Two sewage line breaks on the Tijuana side of the U.S.-Mexico border sent contaminated water toward the Tijuana River beginning…
South Bay Mayors Want County to Ditch New…
New technology revealed coastal waters in San Diego’s southernmost cities are likely contaminated by sewage from Mexico a lot more often in the touristy summer season than we ever knew before. But now the mayors…
VOSD Podcast: How Much Poo is Too Much…
Imperial Beach and Coronado are grappling with new water quality test results. San Diego is the first in the nation to deploy a new technology to test the safety of our beaches. As Voice of…
Morning Report: The Steady and Alarming Number of…
Alex Jones asked to see a psychiatrist. Instead, he got a chaplain. Jones was a Marine at the time, completing his training at Camp Pendleton. He had injured his back and was scared he’d be…
Beaches Are Failing Water Quality Tests, But They’re…
Even though San Diego beaches are failing water quality tests after public health officials implemented a new, more sensitive testing technology, the County of San Diego is leaving them open. At least, open to interpretation.…