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Last month, the City Council approved scores of changes to the municipal code with a single vote, limiting opportunities for the public to evaluate each. → Read More
The city is adding equity-centered coaches, new software, training for decision-makers and a 40-page equity guide. → Read More
Councilmember Raul Campillo said the benefits outweigh the legal risks of amending the city’s carefully crafted sign ordinance to allow the kiosks. → Read More
Other payouts include $1 million to two women hit by a police car downtown and more in flooding damage from city pipes. → Read More
San Diego completes key analysis needed for redevelopment of Mission Bay's northeast corner. Officials also revise latest proposal, boosting land for active recreation and adding a third public beach → Read More
Parking meter revenue will help fund the new shuttle connecting the Balboa Avenue trolley station to the shore. → Read More
The city plans to use its first equity grant to help people adversely affected by the war on drugs with money for permits, site searches and other hurdles. → Read More
Chief Nisleit says he wants 'civilianize' the department, as labor leaders say large raises are needed to fill those jobs. → Read More
San Diego's new housing policies aim to boost racial integration, reverse lingering effects of redlining. City encouraging high-rise, mid-rise housing with subsidized units in wealthy, White areas → Read More
City officials want to triple the fees for the diversion program, which is open only to first-time offenders, and to focus it more on human trafficking and its victims. → Read More
Supporters are undecided about making a second try, after a signature campaign that cost about $1 million. → Read More
The group is focused on street vendors, beach crime, bonfires and getting a fair shake from City Hall for hosting millions of tourists. → Read More
Fire Chief Colin Stowell says fundamental changes are necessary to cut ambulance response times, and plans to shift the city to an alliance model used in the Bay Area. → Read More
The San Diego City Council voted 5-4 to soften existing rules governing where high-rise apartment buildings and additional backyard units can be built. → Read More
Inflation may be driving customers to illegal delivery services, which can charge less because of lower overhead, fewer regulations. → Read More
The Metro Arson Strike Team is investigating the fire, which was reported just before 6:30 p.m. on Wilson Avenue near El Cajon Boulevard → Read More
Revenues are so strong compared with projections that the city is now projected to end the budget year with $104 million in excess cash — but officials caution that inflation is skewing the numbers. → Read More
Environmental impact reviews must consider nearby projects even if they haven't finalized their plans, a judge tentatively ruled. The city worries that could 'grind development to a halt.' → Read More
A project labor agreement sets wages and rules for contractors on city projects. Some cities work out PLAs on a project-by-project basis, but Mayor Todd Gloria wants one consistent set of rules. → Read More
Heather Ferbert has expertise in preventing evictions and opening homeless shelters. One of her top competitors is expected to be Assemblymember Brian Maienschein. → Read More