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188 ክፍሎችSD101: A Short History of San Diego Politics
Episode 6
We're going to go back about 18 years — roughly when the region's newest voters were being born. In this episode of SD101, we...
Our Favorite Immunologist Explains Omicron
Shane Crotty, a lead researcher at the La Jolla Institute of Immunology, has helped us out here on the VOSD Podcast throughout the pandemic.
A Roadtrip to the New City Council President
Buckle up and grab a snack. We're hitting the road.
This week, hosts Scott Lewis, Andrew Keatts and Andrea Lopez-Villafaña are taking y...
SD101: The Housing Crisis
You’ve probably noticed that San Diego is a really expensive place to live. The city has a large homeless population, the cost of rent eats away our p...
Death Records Show How COVID Hit Communities Differently
Last year, Voice of San Diego sued the County of San Diego to get death records for local residents who died directly or indirectly from COVID-19.
Friendsgiving
This week on a special Friendsgiving edition of the show, hosts Scott Lewis, Andrew Keatts and Andrea Lopez-Villafaña are joined by local journalists...
The Fight for Representation Is in Redistricting
This week, we jump into the fray of redistricting and discuss how new changes in the city’s population affect how people are represented in politics....
SD101: City Versus County Government
Episode 4
Local government can get complicated. But there's one major distinction you need to understand in order to follow it all: the...
The Most Ambitious Climate Plan Ever Still Isn't Enough
San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria released a draft of the city’s updated Climate Action Plan — with an ambitious new target of net zero emissions by 2035. <...
Here's How Many Toxins We're Allowed to Breathe
San Diego’s Air Pollution Control District is forcing industries to reduce cancer risk in San Diego.
There was a major change this week...
SD101: How Redistricting Shapes Your Community
Episode 3
Throughout San Diego – and across the country – there are lots of meetings happening, in which communities are talking about...
Rep. Scott Peters' Big Moment
San Diego Rep. Scott Peters is in front of an enormous choice. It's one that could sway one of the most consequential legislative dramas in decades th...
It's All About Law and Justice
This year, we dedicated our annual local news summit to: law and justice. Politifest 2021 happened this week and it was full of great, though sometime...
SD101: Who Polices the Police
Episode 2 of VOSD's new series
Warning: This episode mentions suicide and contains graphic descriptions of killings by police officers....
Another City Real Estate Deal Doesn't Measure Up
Four years ago, former mayor Kevin Faulconer signed a lease for the city to take over a warehouse in Kearny Mesa where crews could repair fire trucks....
It's a Raid
There was a major development this week in one of the most dramatic stories VOSD has followed the last couple years. Say it with me: 101 Ash St.
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New Podcast Alert!
We're excited to share our newest show we think you'll really like: San Diego 101.
We adapted our popular video series by the same name...
Homelessness in San Diego Is Like a Rubik’s Cube
This week, VOSD's Adriana Heldiz saw a large-scale operation by the city of San Diego to clean a homeless camp that had been growing for months in the...
The Water (Rate) Is Rising
It's expensive to live in San Diego. You know this already. But it's about to get worse.
As housing prices balloon, another basic need...
The 101 Ash St. Dumpster Fire Just Got Hotter
Buckle up, folks. There's another major revelation in the 101 Ash St. saga this week. (That segment starts around minute 30 in the episode if you're a...
Bonus: ‘You’re Either Vaccinated or You’re Going to Catch Delta’
Shane Crotty and his team at the La Jolla Institute of Immunology have been studying viruses for a long time. We wanted to talk to him again.
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Total Recall
This is our last podcast before the recall election on Sept. 14.
So let's review the candidate we know most about: former San Diego may...
School Is Back! And so Is the Schools Guide
This week, San Diego Unified — the largest school district in the region — opened up for in-person classes.
Also back this week is our...
The Mayor's List of San Diego Specials
A couple years ago, then-Assemblyman Todd Gloria wrote an op-ed for VOSD. In it, he coined the term "San Diego Special." We immediately became obsesse...
Police and Public Health Falsehoods
This week, we're giving you a comprehensive look at the years-long case of Fridoon Nehad, the man who was shot and killed by a police officer in 2015....
The Sheriff Department's Crazy Week
It has been quite a week for the San Diego County sheriff.
Sheriff Bill Gore and his team are getting backlash from across the country...
COVID Cases — and Mandates — Are Climbing
Not long ago, we were all obsessing over the state-mandated tier system. If were were still in the days of tiers, San Diego would be in the most restr...
A Better Way to View Test Scores
Standardized testing has long been derided as an imperfect way to measure a school’s performance. But it’s a metric that’s easy to access and easy to...
Bad Infrastructure Is Killing Cyclists
It’s been a devastating month for San Diego cyclists — four have lost their lives after being hit by drivers. The most recent was this week, when a dr...
It's Weird Out There for Restaurants and Recalls
The city is coming for all those fancy outdoor dining structures. Or is it? We'll discuss what's really going on with those structures that happen to...
Meet the New Community College Chief
Carlos Turner Cortez was on the job for one day when VOSD education reporter Will Huntsberry called him up for an interview.
Cortez's n...
Everything We Know About 101 Ash Street
This week, we explain the 101 Ash Street saga from the beginning and why it matters.
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In January, VOSD’s Lisa Halve...
Bonus: Housing Is Everything for California's Big Cities
Housing dominates California politics. It will shape big cities like San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco this year and in the future.
The Homelessness Crisis Is Still a Crisis
Homelessness in San Diego is officially “near crisis level.”
We’ve been calling it a "crisis" for a while now, but new reporting lays...
Big Questions for the Reopened World
Now that the state has officially reopened, it’s time to look forward.
On this week’s VOSD Podcast, hosts Scott Lewis and Sara Libby go...
About That Housing Plan
We need more housing. A lot, lot more.
This week, the San Diego City Council approved changes to a housing plan it submitted to comply...
Lincoln Fight Escalates While the Campbell Recall Fizzles
On Thursday afternoon, as we sat down to record this podcast, a proverbial grenade was lobbed into our virtual podcast studio in the form of this lett...
Three Investigations in One Podcast
This week, we discuss the response to a San Diego city councilwoman's open letter about the troubles at Lincoln High. And we’ve got three major invest...
On Records and Retweets
This week, we discuss a public records failure by San Diego Unified, a high-profile callout of Lincoln High and some spicy public agency Twitter drama...
City Could Dash Outdoor Dining
A lot of parking spots were taken away last year when the city of San Diego let restaurants move their business outside temporarily to keep customers...