The Chula Vista Elementary School District has launched an investigation into corruption allegations following reports from Voice of San Diego. Former district official Jovanim Martinez detailed claims that Superintendent Eduardo Reyes pressured him to award contracts and that an assistant superintendent directed him to organize a political fundraiser on the clock. Reyes and board member Francisco Tamayo have called for an independent probe, signaling their expectation to be cleared.
In other news, the Regional Task Force on Homelessness revealed that while the number of people becoming homeless in San Diego County still exceeds those moving into homes, the gap has narrowed slightly. Efforts to house homeless individuals have struggled to keep up with the influx of newly homeless residents, emphasizing the need for change to reduce homelessness in the region.
Additionally, City Attorney Heather Ferbert defended allowing her No. 2 to work remotely on a world cruise, citing an agreement made during a planned retirement. Mayor Todd Gloria prioritized public safety in budget considerations, prompting concerns about closing a fire station near Petco Park. The Tijuana River was named the second most endangered river in the nation, UC San Diego reported visa terminations for international students without explanation, and a Lemon Grove resident’s recall attempt against Mayor Alysson Snow failed.
Amidst these stories, Voice of San Diego is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a limited-edition beer in collaboration with 3 Punk Ales Brewing Company. The beer will be launched at an event on April 24 in Chula Vista.
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