Morning Report: How Many Kids Fit in a School? The World May Never Know
Education reporter Jakob McWhinney recently brought San Diego Unified officials a seemingly straightforward question: how many students can…
Morning Report: Student Test Scores Are Up, but Still Lower than Pre-Pandemic
“San Diego Unified students still haven’t made up the academic ground they lost after the pandemic, the district’s…
Morning Report: Convention Center Expansion Uncertain Despite Measure C Court Victory
Almost six years ago, proponents behind a hotel-tax hike known as Measure C promised the initiative would help…
Morning Report: Border Farmers Irate Over Sewage Warning Signs
The managers of a community garden in the sewage-plagued Tijuana River Valley are evicting over 200 farmers. The…
Morning Report: County Official Moonlights at Law Firm
Dr. Emily Do is the county’s full-time chief pharmacy officer, collecting a more than $230,000 annual salary. She’s…
Morning Report: Higher Water Rates? San Diego City Council Said: Not Today.
Mayor Todd Gloria didn’t have the votes on Tuesday to pass the huge water and wastewater rate increase…
Morning Report: San Diego Unified Reverses Plan to Close K-8 School
Our Jakob McWhinney revealed this month that San Diego Unified planned to phase out middle school grades at…
Morning Report: About Those Pure Water Costs
San Diegans haven’t had a peek behind the financial curtains of the city’s Pure Water project since 2012.…
Morning Report: School Officials May Curb K-8 Closures
San Diego Unified officials are now considering walking back their plan to close to middle school grades at…
Morning Report: Why the City Is Pausing Conservatorship Filings
Years ago, San Diego city attorneys began using a novel tactic when they struggled to aid people who…