San Diego-area Assemblymember Carl DeMaio and his group Reform California have been leading boosters of the push for stricter voter ID laws, pumping $3 million into the Prop. 39 campaign.
Every council member OK’d a budget that closed 13 bathrooms in Mission Bay Park. Now one has an idea to fund them — but the mayor says it’s a non-starter.
City officials say the trend is spurred by aggressive zoning changes from recent updates to their neighborhood-by-neighborhood growth plans.
A 2003 law intended to protect owners from construction defects virtually ground condo construction to a halt in California.
‘Housing first’ policy is at the center of dispute over money to clean up encampments.
The zoo must stop charging city residents in January. What else it will do is still unclear — but could have big impacts on nearby museums.
San Diego Unified prepared a 35-page analysis of needed improvements. Now it wants the city to act on it.
Beaches have shown resiliency after past El Niño storms, while geoengineering has potential for tamping them down in the coming years
Numerous state and local bond and tax measures are being proposed. Councils of all sizes and political leanings say they’re financially stressed.
A court ruling against the city is having a major impact across California by casting doubt on the rate structures of all water agencies that reward conservation — in other words, nearly all of them.