Reporters Discuss Possible New Charger Stadium

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Published October 13, 2006 at 8:45 AM PDT

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KPBS Erik Anderson talks with reporters about National Citys attempt to lure the Chargers to the South Bay. Plus, a look at Propositions B & C and an update on the troubled San Diego Food Bank.

This week, the Port gave their blessing to a new Chargers stadium in National City. National City wants to build a 52-acre mixed-use stadium on the Bayfront. The site is controlled by the Port, who agreed that it would not impede maritime industries. The Port said they would not fund the stadium and must give final approval. KPBS’ Erik Anderson talks with reporters about the plan. Plus, we’ll discuss San Diego’s Propositions B and C on the November ballot, and get an update on the troubled San Diego Food Bank. We’ll also look at the apparent fleecing of taxpayers by the San Diego Workforce Partnership.

Guests

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Andrew Donohue, Voiceofsandiego.org
Alison St John, KPBS
Andrew Phelps, KPBS
David Washburn, San Diego Union-Tribune

Reporters Discuss Possible New Charger Stadium

KPBS Erik Anderson talks with reporters about National Citys attempt to lure the Chargers to the South Bay. Plus, a look at Propositions B & C and an update on the troubled San Diego Food Bank.

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KPBS Erik Anderson talks with reporters about National Citys attempt to lure the Chargers to the South Bay. Plus, a look at Propositions B & C and an update on the troubled San Diego Food Bank.