San Diego OKs settlement on trash pickup fees, Balboa Park paid parking
The agreement was approved in a closed-session council vote at the same time lawyers for the city were presenting their defense of the trash fee in San Diego Superior Court.
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The controversial Harmony Grove Village South project faces 2 lawsuits. One local lawmaker’s bill could change that.
State Sen. Brian Jones’ legislation, SB 1256, does not mention Harmony Grove by name. But it targets the exact legal situation the development faces.
Thousands of San Diegans are expected to commute by bicycle this week on Bike Anywhere Day. Here’s how to join them.
The annual celebration of getting around by bicycle returns Thursday with 115 pit stops for cyclists to visit from Oceanside to El Cajon to Tijuana.
San Diego County unveils $9 billion budget plan — but with storm clouds ahead, future budgets could be in trouble
The county has plugged considerable holes in its budget by tapping $95 million from its reserves and cutting more than 100 vacant jobs.
Pension mischief, Prop. B, crumbling infrastructure: The making of San Diego’s budget crisis
How did the city find itself in this mess? It’s complicated, but local leaders say there’s plenty of blame to go around.
Michael Smolens: Trump targets U.S. citizens, DACA recipients, asylum seekers for removal
The administration’s deportation program expands to a new level.
In last forum of crowded council primary, candidates debate vacation rentals, pension debt and RV enforcement
The District 2 race’s seven candidates also debated how to deal with traffic congestion on the coast during large events.
Q&A: Meet Nicole D’Ambrogi, judicial candidate for San Diego Superior Court Office No. 32
D’Ambrogi’s practice has focused primarily on trust and estate law, and she teaches at Thomas Jefferson School of Law, where she is the director of clinical programs.
Q&A: Meet Tia Ramirez, judicial candidate for San Diego Superior Court Office No. 32
Ramirez is a chief deputy city attorney for the city of San Diego and currently leads the City Attorney’s Office’s Gun Violence Reduction Unit.
Q&A: Meet David Gallo, judicial candidate for San Diego Superior Court Office No. 32
Gallo is a legal specialist in civil trial advocacy. His law office’s website indicates his practice includes employment law and complex business litigation.