Access and Inequality
We investigate how a lack of services and social resources creates inequities across San Diego and Imperial counties.
San Diego has 17 miles of dirt roads. It could take a lifetime to fix them.
Data shows unpaved roads are not just in industrial areas, but in residential neighborhoods, including in “communities of concern.”
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San Ysidro parents demand school district make board meetings more accessible
San Ysidro is the only district in San Diego’s South Bay to not livestream its meetings.
South Bay Union’s latest option on school consolidation: Close even more campuses
The latest proposal would create a specialized focus at each school and restructure which grades the campuses serve.
San Diego could cut equity grants program before it ever started
Despite criticism from councilmembers, San Diego’s finance director said the alternative is laying off hundreds of city employees.
San Diego’s planning groups say new $1,000 fee to oppose projects stifles community input
Other San Diegans pay $1,000 to appeal the city’s project approvals. Now, community planning groups must pay, too.
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