Nate John is a Digital Manager for Voice of San Diego, a nonprofit news organization focused on investigative journalism and civic engagement in San Diego. Nate's work involves producing and managing digital content, including podcasts, that cover a range of local issues such as homelessness, housing, city governance, and cultural events.
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For a long time, Voice of San Diego has followed the tale of a school in Logan Heights. The school has changed names and faces in recent years. It’s got an impressive new building. It used to be called Logan Memorial Prep, now called Logan Memorial Educational Campus. Logan Memorial has served generations of residents. […]
Tiara Gray was bright. She was artsy, well-written — an old soul in a young body, people said.
First up: the Republican Party of San Diego County. The one-time juggernaut lost its chairwoman after an internal battle over Carl DeMaio, who is running for state Assembly against fellow Republican Andrew Hayes.
There was always a theory that if we were going to legalize cannabis, the people who used to get in trouble for selling it should get a chance to sell it again. The city of San Diego secured a grant to give people like that a leg up. But now it looks like they’ll have […]
This week, students walked out of the most expensive school San Diego Unified has ever built: the Logan Memorial Educational Campus. Despite their beautiful campus, Logan students aren’t happy with the district and the looming prospect of teacher layoffs. VOSD Podcast host Jakob McWhinney witnessed the walkout. On the show, he shares what he heard […]
Douglas Hamm, the owner of the 65,000 square-foot warehouse that San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria wants to lease for a new homeless shelter, poses at the property, in the Middletown neighborhood of San Diego on April 29, 2024. / Photo by Vito di Stefano for Voice of San Diego
Election Day is only a few weeks away, so obviously our pod hosts are obsessing over mailers. On this week’s show, our hosts run through mailers in the race between […]
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