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4worldlovers: This post originally appeared in the Aug. 16 Morning Report. The newsletter gets you the San Diego news and info you need to take on the day. Subscribe today. San Diego City Councilwoman Monica Montgomery Steppe will advance to a runoff in November in the race to fill…

San Diego City Councilwoman Monica Montgomery Steppe will advance to a runoff in November in the race to fill a vacant county supervisor seat. It’s a bit too early to say who may join her: Republican Amy Reichert had a…

Water Authority OK’s Suit to Keep Districts from Leaving as They Rush to Pack

San Diego County Water Authority sues local boundary refs over letting two of its water buyers go, as those buyers rush to get voters to certify their separation.

San Diego’s paper of record has had its name on buildings for decades. The San Diego Union-Tribune’s names and office spaces have changed since 1868, but it always had a…

Voices of the Voters: Housing and Homelessness Is Top of Mind

Voters turned out Tuesday to cast their ballots for San Diego County District 4 Supervisor race. Here’s how it went

For many years we have closely followed the consequences of a 2017 California Supreme Court ruling that declared citizens initiatives weren’t covered by the California Constitutional provision that governs tax…

Court Rules 2020 San Diego Hotel Tax Passed, But There’s a Catch

The state Court of Appeal ruled Friday that Measure C – which called for a hotel tax hike to fund a Convention Center expansion, homeless services and road repairs –…

Small, rural water districts want more power. This week on the VOSD Podcast, Voice of San Diego environment reporter MacKenzie Elmer joined hosts Scott Lewis and Andrea Lopez-Villafaña to dish…

San Diego County’s Suspension Rates Have Fallen for a Decade but Disparities Remain

This post appeared in the Morning Report. Subscribe to our free daily newsletter today. The suspension rate in San Diego County schools has fallen by more than 40 percent since…

One District Is Driving Up Countywide Suspension Rates of Indigenous Students

The district with the largest number of Indigenous students is also suspending them at unprecedented levels, singlehandedly driving up the countywide suspension rate.

San Diego Unified Promises Net Zero Carbon Emissions as Long as You Don’t Count All the Cars

Driving students to and from school is the district’s biggest emissions source. Electric buses could help eliminate that, if it weren’t for the district drastically reducing its fleet.

Environment Report: The Other Real Reason San Diego Water World Is Warring

Small water districts want to make sure big city San Diego continues to help pay off the Water Authority’s debt.

Small San Diego Water Buyers Vie to Usurp Big City Power

The city of San Diego is the biggest water purchaser in the region and therefore has the most say on water decisions. Small and rural water districts want to change…

This post first appeared in the July 28 Morning Report. Get the newsletter in your inbox today. Tensions seem to be cooling slightly between the San Diego County Water Authority…

North County Report: A Closer Look at Oceanside’s Proposed Downtown Density Cap

Oceanside wants to limit the number of units built downtown, but the city’s pending Housing Element status might throw a wrench in its plan.

The city of Escondido was able to close its budget deficit using one-time funding sources, but its structural budget problems are far from over.

When the new smart streetlights and license plate tracking policies go before the San Diego City Council on Tuesday, they must make the improvements San Diegans want and need.

It’s Time for City Hall to Hit Reset on Surveillance Oversight


Brian Hofer is the chair of the city of Oakland’s Privacy Advisory Commission, which he helped form in 2016. He is the founder of Secure Justice and helps cities implement…

We are depriving a generation of kids of the quality education they need to succeed. That needs to be fixed.


District 4 Board of Supervisors candidates Janessa Goldbeck, Paul McQuigg, Monica Montgomery Steppe and Amy Reichert share what they’d do to address San Diego’s homelessness and behavioral health crises.