June Primary ballots went out this week. And you know what that means: It’s mailer season!

This week, we talk about some of the mailers hitting voters for the Chula Vista mayoral race and what the voters really want.

Plus: The race for County Sheriff and confusion at the San Diego Housing Commission.

See all our election coverage at vosd.org/2022

Get tickets for our live podcast at vosd.org/events

June Primary ballots went out this week. And you know what that means: It&rsquo;s mailer season!
This week, we talk about some of the mailers hitting voters for the Chula Vista mayoral race and what the voters really want.
Plus: The race for County Sheriff and confusion at the San Diego Housing Commission.
See all our election coverage at <a href="https://voiceofsandiego.org/category/election/election-2022/">vosd.org/2022</a>
Get tickets for our live podcast at <a href="https://voiceofsandiego.org/events/">vosd.org/events</a>

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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Mailer Season is Here

Reporter MacKenzie Elmer dug into the city of San Diego’s first audit of its contract with SDG&E. The big takeaway? The cost of burying powerlines has gotten way out of hand. She tells us how the city is using new leverage to try and get answers. Plus, a tribute to San Diego legend Bill Walton, the latest in the search for the next county administrative officer and why there's now a bidding war for Green Oak Ranch in Vista.

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Reporter MacKenzie Elmer dug into the city of San Diego’s first audit of its contract with SDG&amp;E. The big takeaway? The cost of burying powerlines has gotten way out of hand. She tells us how the city is using new leverage to try and get answers. Plus, a tribute to San Diego legend Bill Walton, the latest in the search for the next county administrative officer and why there's now a bidding war for Green Oak Ranch in Vista.
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RIP Bill Walton

This week, the Voice of San Diego hosts share big news on the county CAO search and the region's latest homelessness numbers.

The Regional Task Force on Homelessness just dropped the data from it's annual point-in-time count, which shows the crisis is slowing down compared to last year, but remains worse than ever.

Plus: Education Reporter Jakob McWhinney shares what he knows about an investigation into San Diego Unified superintendent Lamont Jackson, and the owners of Fashion Valley Mall announce plans to close a major retailer in exchange for more housing.

Subscribe to the North County report: vosd.org/northcounty

This week, the Voice of San Diego hosts share big news on the county CAO search and the region's latest homelessness numbers.
The Regional Task Force on Homelessness just dropped the data from it's annual point-in-time count, which shows the crisis is slowing down compared to last year, but remains worse than ever.
Plus: Education Reporter Jakob McWhinney shares what he knows about an investigation into San Diego Unified superintendent Lamont Jackson, and the owners of Fashion Valley Mall announce plans to close a major retailer in exchange for more housing.
Subscribe to the North County report: <a href="https://vosd.org/northcounty">vosd.org/northcounty</a>

Many Mini Cities

This week, the Voice of San Diego hosts have the latest on a couple big stories we've been following.

But first we'll circle back to a topic we covered a while back — the regulation of street vendors — which is now creating problems for some yoga instructors and luxury picnic businesses that have been operating on public land. 

Plus: Education reporter Jakob McWhinney on why all schools aren't using research-backed methods for teaching kids how to read. The hunt for a new county CAO sparks threats of a lawsuit. San Diego City Council appears unimpressed by revised lease terms for a proposed homeless shelter.

Subscribe to the North County report: vosd.org/northcounty

This week, the Voice of San Diego hosts have the latest on a couple big stories we've been following.
But first we'll circle back to a topic we covered a while back — the regulation of street vendors — which is now creating problems for some yoga instructors and luxury picnic businesses that have been operating on public land. 
Plus: Education reporter Jakob McWhinney on why all schools aren't using research-backed methods for teaching kids how to read. The hunt for a new county CAO sparks threats of a lawsuit. San Diego City Council appears unimpressed by revised lease terms for a proposed homeless shelter.
Subscribe to the North County report: <a href="https://vosd.org/northcounty">vosd.org/northcounty</a>

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