
Andrea Lopez-Villafana
Managing Editor and Daily News at Voice of San Diego
Co-Host at Voice of San Diego Podcast
Coffee addict, dog mom, professional chismosa🗞 y managing editor @voiceofsandiego | Have a story idea? [email protected]
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1 week ago |
voiceofsandiego.org | Andrea Lopez-Villafana
An effort to set aside an area for homeless people near the San Diego airport has another foe: Liberty Station’s developer. As our Lisa Halverstadt reports, McMillin-NTC is asking a judge to grant an injunction while the company’s legal battle with the city over the proposed safe parking lot at the city’s H Barracks site continues. On this week’s show, our crew explains what McMillin’s lawsuit argues and why the project has been met with so much opposition.
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2 weeks ago |
voiceofsandiego.org | Andrea Lopez-Villafana
Tuesday, April 8, is the final day to vote in special primary election. This is the race to fill San Diego County’s First Supervisorial District seat left empty by Nora Vargas. If you haven’t made up your mind, here’s what you need to know. What’s at stake: A lot. As our South County reporter Jim Hinch has explained, the person who wins will determine partisan control of county government.
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2 weeks ago |
voiceofsandiego.org | Andrea Lopez-Villafana
We are in the final stretch of the District 1 San Diego County supe race! This week on the show, our hosts break down why a mailer sent out in support of candidate Vivian Moreno, a city of San Diego councilmember, pissed some people off. We also have an update on Mayor Todd Gloria’s decision to eliminate the position of chief operating officer.
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3 weeks ago |
voiceofsandiego.org | Andrea Lopez-Villafana
It has been two years since San Diego’s camping ban went into effect. We wanted to know how it’s going. A lot of attention on parks: Our Lisa Halverstadt crunched the data and discovered that city parks, especially Balboa Park, have seen the most enforcement. Her analysis shows that two-thirds of the 260 camping ban citations and arrests happened in city park and 40 percent were in Balboa Park.
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3 weeks ago |
voiceofsandiego.org | Andrea Lopez-Villafana
Palomar Health may be learning the hard way that it’s not a good idea to borrow money from friends. As our Tigist Layne reported, Palomar Health has borrowed money from two healthcare systems since 2024. But the $20 million loan it recently got from UC San Diego Health has ruffled the feathers of Sharp HealthCare, the system that in 2024 gave Palomar a $25 million loan.
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