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San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria has entered the nothing-is-going-to-get-in-our-way phase of the plan to build a new arena and more than 4,000 new housing units on the city’s nearly 50 acres of land along Sports Arena Boulevard in Midway.
Wednesday, San Diego County Board of Supervisors Chair Terra Lawson-Remer officially proposed an overhaul of county government that would give her and other supervisors an additional term in office and […]
In the early 2010s, people were dying of gunshot wounds and overdoses in one southeastern San Diego neighborhood because emergency responders came too late.
Police Chief Scott Wahl (center) attends the San Diego State of the City speech on Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2025, at City Hall in downtown San Diego. / Photo by Vito di Stefano
Councilmembers voted down a settlement offer that would have created a budget deficit -- but definitively averted budget catastrophe.
A new poll finds the percentage of San Diegans who feel the city is on the wrong track has skyrocketed in the past year. It wasn’t great before.
Original article can be found The city of San Diego's budget negotiations are entering their final stage.
The La Jolla secessionists say voters citywide may not get a say in the wealthy enclave’s attempted detachment.
Original article can be found If you like political intrigue, this week in Chula Vista politics was awesome.
By: Will Huntsberry
Earlier this month, an insurgent effort in the House of Representatives tried to stop $3.3 billion from flowing to Israel’s war operations.
