On the latest episode, our hosts talk about some local issues that impact us all.

First: County supervisors have officially put a measure on the ballot that will extend term limits of county supervisors. But it’s way more interesting than that. We explain.

Next: The mayor of San Diego has put out a new proposed budget. It’s got some folks mad. But it was always going to do that. We'll give you our thoughts.

Also on the show: The podcast crew gave you some alternative options, sort of, for the upcoming California governor election.

On the latest episode, our hosts talk about some local issues that impact us all.
First: County supervisors have officially put a measure on the ballot that will extend term limits of county supervisors. But it&rsquo;s way more interesting than that. We explain.
Next: The mayor of San Diego has put out a new proposed budget. It&rsquo;s got some folks mad. But it was always going to do that. We'll give you our thoughts.
Also on the show: The podcast crew gave you some alternative options, sort of, for the upcoming California governor election.

This is Voice of San Diego’s weekly spitfire roundup of news. We cover local and regional politics, the environment, education, the border and more. This show features our investigative reporting and interviews with lawmakers and other special guests.

This is Voice of San Diego&rsquo;s weekly spitfire roundup of news. We cover local and regional politics, the environment, education, the border and more. This show features our investigative reporting and interviews with lawmakers and other special guests.

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LivingForGod AndCountry

On the latest show, our podcasts hosts discuss the topic of broken promises.

First up: A temporary fire station in San Diego is still temporary 11 years after elected officials promised to deliver a permanent fire station in Skyline.

Next: School district officials promised to fix the plumbing at a local school, but three different campaigns for tax increases later and it’s still not fixed.

Also on the show: Last week when we recorded, U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell was the frontrunner in the governor’s race. But after bombshell sexual assault allegations surfaced, he’s dropped out of the race and left Congress. The canceling happened at warp speed. We give our uninformed thoughts on the governor’s race.

 

On the latest show, our podcasts hosts discuss the topic of broken promises.
First up: A temporary fire station in San Diego is still temporary 11 years after elected officials promised to deliver a permanent fire station in Skyline.
Next: School district officials promised to fix the plumbing at a local school, but three different campaigns for tax increases later and it&rsquo;s still not fixed.
Also on the show: Last week when we recorded, U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell was the frontrunner in the governor&rsquo;s race. But after bombshell sexual assault allegations surfaced, he&rsquo;s dropped out of the race and left Congress. The canceling happened at warp speed. We give our uninformed thoughts on the governor&rsquo;s race.
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Broken Promises

San Diego County Supervisor Terra Lawson Remer wants to stay in office longer and wants other reforms that would “improve transparency.” On this week's show, our podcast hosts explain the whole package she plans to propose to San Diego voters.

It’s all coming at a time when county officials continue to fight us on the release of public records. We are suing the county and our hosts offer more details about our fight to get records released.

Also on the show: Could the city of San Diego lose Liberty Station? There is a real possibility this could happen. We talk about the potential outcomes. 

Plus, believe it or not we have more news on the Midway district saga. 

Finally, South County reporter Jim Hinch joins us to update us on Chula Vista politics!

San Diego County Supervisor Terra Lawson Remer wants to stay in office longer and wants other reforms that would &ldquo;improve transparency.&rdquo; On this week's show, our podcast hosts explain the whole package she plans to propose to San Diego voters.
It&rsquo;s all coming at a time when county officials continue to fight us on the release of public records. We are suing the county and our hosts offer more details about our fight to get records released.
Also on the show: Could the city of San Diego lose Liberty Station? There is a real possibility this could happen. We talk about the potential outcomes.&nbsp;
Plus, believe it or not we have more news on the Midway district saga.&nbsp;
Finally, South County reporter Jim Hinch joins us to update us on Chula Vista politics!

So Not Transparent

When your neighbors don't like nudity, head to a nudist colony!

On today's episode, Andrea, Bella, and Jakob talked about a lot of different topics today and even got to mention yellow thong bikini bottoms.

In the first season of HBO's TV show Neighbors, episode six features a local man who believes he is being wronged by his neighbors and others around San Diego. Why? He likes to work out in the front yard of his property which has neighbors concerned.

San Diego Unified teachers approved a tentative agreement that grants them five percent raises over the next two years and other perks, but our Jakob McWhinney has been following some of the drama behind the deal.

Also on the show: MacKenzie Elmer joined us to discuss her story on why humans may be to blame for the orphaning of two bear cubs in Monrovia, California. 

After three years of reporting...and waiting...we have one more quick Petco Park concession scandal update after the attorney general of California sued the ringleaders of the scheme to try to recover the money.

When your neighbors don't like nudity, head to a nudist colony!
On today's episode, Andrea, Bella, and Jakob talked about a lot of different topics today and even got to mention yellow thong bikini bottoms.
In the first season of HBO's TV show Neighbors, episode six features a local man who believes he is being wronged by his neighbors and others around San Diego. Why? He likes to work out in the front yard of his property which has neighbors concerned.
San Diego Unified teachers approved a tentative agreement that grants them five percent raises over the next two years and other perks, but our Jakob McWhinney has been following <a href="https://voiceofsandiego.org/2026/03/26/san-diego-teachers-union-passes-no-confidence-resolution-for-prez/">some of the drama behind the deal</a>.
Also on the show: MacKenzie Elmer joined us to discuss <a href="https://voiceofsandiego.org/2026/03/30/why-were-to-blame-for-san-diegos-orphaned-bear-cubs/">her story</a> on why humans may be to blame for the orphaning of two bear cubs in Monrovia, California. After three years of reporting...and waiting...we have one more quick Petco Park concession scandal update after the attorney general of California sued the ringleaders of the scheme to try to recover the money.

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