A “hot spot” where scientists measured high levels of hydrogen sulfide gas in the Tijuana River. It’s located just south of Berry Elementary on Nov. 19, 2025 in San Ysidro. / Ariana Drehsler for Voice of San Diego

On this week’s podcast episode, our hosts explain how two county supervisors are proposing the region address the Tijuana River sewage crisis.

As our MacKenzie Elmer reported, San Diego County Supervisors Paloma Aguirre and Terra-Lawson Remer think the county, and the county taxpayer, should treat the river.

We unpack their proposal on the show.

We also have updates: First up, two bills we were following related to the Midway Rising project are sitting on the governor’s desk. Next, a scandal involving a former sheriff’s deputy with a history of assaulting women blew up days after we reported on his new job as a chaplain. Lastly, new developments related to the Islamic Center shooting and the breakdown of the Muslim community’s relationship with City Hall.

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