What We Learned About Military Suicide Rates

This week Voice of San Diego published a powerful story about the alarming rate young men in the military are dying by suicide. Our analysis of local death certificates found active-duty men aged 17–25 are nearly twice as likely to die by suicide as their civilian peers.   While the government…

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What We Learned About the Future of Reproductive Rights in California

Saying it’s been a hard week for women across the nation would be an understatement.  Last Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court overruled Roe v. Wade, allowing states to prohibit abortion before fetal viability. Many states are moving to outlaw a woman’s rights to their own reproductive choices, with 26 states…

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What We Learned About a New San Diego Special

It’s official. The city’s effort to redevelop the Sports Arena site is now a San Diego Special. On the podcast this week, our editors Scott Lewis, Andrew Keatts and Andrea Lopez-Villafaña discussed the latest on the redevelopment of the Sports Arena site and how the city’s effort to narrow the…

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5 Things We Learned About the Cost of Living in San Diego

Chances are you know that San Diego is an expensive place to live. Rents across the region rose almost 30 percent last year, and if you’re lucky enough to be able to afford a home, good luck finding one. The number of homes on the market has decreased by as…

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