San Diego County Supervisor Bill Horn ran a religious charity for decades. Experts say the operation ran counter to state and federal laws.
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San Diego’s O’Farrell Charter School hires new superintendent after firing longtime leader
San Diego’s O’Farrell Charter School has appointed a permanent replacement after quietly firing its top administrator amid reports of misconduct.
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Truth matters. inewsource joins The Trust Project to promote transparency in news.
inewsource is the first news organization in the San Diego area to join The Trust Project, a global network of newsrooms committed to increasing transparency in the news.
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Navy vet Larry McMinn’s ‘unbearable’ situation with the San Diego VA
Navy veteran Larry McMinn shares how ketamine treatments affect his depression and what it’s like to fight for health care under the VA
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Former GM sues Harrah’s, calls Valley Center casino reopening dangerous
A top executive at Harrah’s Resort Southern California who quit the day before the casino reopened is suing his former employer.
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Why some COVID-19 victims are dying at home without medical care
Across San Diego County, deaths that occur at home are on the rise as some COVID-19 victims die without ever reaching medical care.
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Kiaya Bender: ‘I’m scared that what they’re doing won’t be enough’
The San Diego VA notified Kadima Neuropsychiatry Institute that it would not renew authorizations for veterans to receive ketamine treatments there.
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Developers of new houses escape hefty San Diego County fire fee increase
San Diego County has quietly scrapped a nearly 30% increase in the one-time fee developers of new homes pay to help cover fire station and equipment costs for rural areas.
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Head of San Diego charter school fired after misconduct accusation. He could make $340,000 anyway.
Details about the misconduct allegations against Jonathan Dean, who had been O’Farrell Charter School’s top administrator for more than a decade, are hard to come by.
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Who wins when San Diego adds granny flats and tiny homes? Residents or tourists?
San Diego coninutes to encourage adding small units to single-family properties, but officials struggle to keep these units from becoming vacation rentals.
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inewsource wins top SPJ prizes for ‘Risky Research’ and political reporting
inewsource journalists won two top honors from the San Diego Society of Professional Journalists for their reporting on risky medical research and infrastructure funding shortfalls stemming from a San Diego ballot measure.