Politics

The San Diego County Taxpayers Association turns the page from near financial ruin and conflict claims.

El Niño is expected supercharge sea-level rise.

Advocates want a new bike-share network with e-bikes and better transit connections, seven years after the former DecoBike shut down.

Supervisors passed a pair of measures on Wednesday to curb lobbying by former county officials and shed light on political consultants hired with taxpayer money.

‘Amazon does not get to turn San Diego’s public parks and public right-of-way into its private distribution network,’ Sean Elo-Rivera said at a Wednesday news conference in Crown Point Park.

The city plans to clear 20 miles of storm channels in a year — its most in recent memory — and is urging residents to consider flood insurance.

With the Coastal Commission’s Friday approval, the city can start applying for grant funding to make the area more climate resilient.

Another proposed high-voltage transmission line through the desert is hotly disputed, much like one built years ago, but there are differences.

The city is eyeing developing 11 city-owned sites — including libraries that could each become part of a larger complex.

Inadequate public toilets have raised concerns and contributed to health problems in the past.