San Diego is eyeing slashing budgets. Could fewer middle managers and higher parking fees help avoid deep cuts?
We have to be much more strategic. Looking at how we impact our communities requires a scalpel,’ one council member argued.
Local residents give their feedback on trash collection services and a new fee
At a meeting in Pacific Beach for community members from San Diego’s District 1, including La Jolla, sentiment leaned toward ...
Decades-old building moratorium lifted in Los Osos. Who can develop first — and how?
After years of back-and-forth votes, the SLO County Board of Supervisors and the California Coastal Commission both gave the final approvals needed to lift the construction ban this week.
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Morning Report: Why a Liberal City’s Sales Tax Measure Lost
In North County cities, voters approved three out of four sales tax increases. But the sales tax measure that didn’t pass was ...
City of San Diego installs large rocks to address odor issues in the South Bay
City of San Diego’s storm water crews installed riprap, or large rocks, to address the odor issues in the Tijuana River ...
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Ambassador Explains Israel’s Military Action in Syria
Danny Danon, Israel’s Ambassador to the United Nations, told Fox Business News that “those guys who are taking over Syria are ...
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City Council President La Cava ‘Neutral’ on La Jolla Seceding, But Points to Difficulties
Incoming City Council President Joe LaCava said he is “neutral” on efforts by some ... He acknowledged that new cities have ...
San Diego City Council elects Joe LaCava as new president in unanimous vote
SAN DIEGO — The San Diego City Council unanimously elected Councilman Joe LaCava as its next president on Tuesday, capping a day in which LaCava was sworn into his second term.