It’s the county’s single largest source of uncollected tax revenue — largely because it’s self-reported. That’s frustrating owners who have complied with the law.
City transitions from law enforcement to civilian focus led by social workers
Seeking short-term solutions to the parking problem in La Mesa’s downtown village area, city leaders asked staff to analyze several proposed fixes.
Restoration planned for California’s first ecological reserve, now slowly filling with sediment
Efforts to award U.S. Marine Sgt. Rafael Peralta the military’s highest honor have failed in the past as debate swirled around evidence of his actions.
Encinitas city officials got an earful of questions, concerns and even grateful appreciation Tuesday about their plans to build two pedestrian crossings over the railroad tracks in Leucadia. About 100 people turned out for a city-organized, neighborhood meeting at the Encinitas Community & Senior Center. So many people came that city employees delayed the start time by 10 minutes to allow everyone to sign in. The majority of the audience appeared to live east of the tracks and many of them said they were keen for the two projects to proceed. But some people — primarily those who live or […]
Revenue collected will help cover the costs of expanding the city’s wastewater treatment
‘Hoop houses’ used for hemp production will be converted to grow similar product
Flagship Cruises & Events launches South Bay route on June 1, fulfilling a vision more than two decades in the making
Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church broke ground on a 61-unit senior apartment complex