Greg Moran

As residents struggle to rebuild and many prepare to sue the City of San Diego, the imprint of the storm on the city government is coming into view.

How is AI going to play out in the short, medium and long term when it comes to travel tech?

The Port District of San Diego may have spent nearly $900,000 getting rid of its CEO and investigating a port commissioner, records show.

The Del Mar fairgrounds. (Courtesy of 22nd District Agricultural Association)

Commissioners said they would only support the proposal only if portions on ethics and governance were cut and several amendments included.

San Diego Port District commissioners dug in harder against a bill pending in the state Legislature that would require ethics and governance changes to the agency, saying they would support it so long as large sections were cut and several amendments included.

A contingent of state and local law enforcement officers moved in force to dismantle a pro-Palestinian student encampment at UC San Diego Monday morning,

Seven months ago, leaders stood behind Sandy Naranjo. Now they may cut her time short at the powerful Port of San Diego.

The city “created a destructive state of affairs and absolutely failed their residents,” according to the complaint.

One calculation estimated that Judge Howard Shore was paid as high as $146,000 and no less than $82,000 for the days he did not work.