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San Diego passed new development regulations for Mira Mesa Monday, in hopes of spurring home building there in the coming decades. → Read More
For the sixth time this year, downtown San Diego in November set a monthly record for the number of homeless residents living on its streets. → Read More
The Registrar released a count of another 100,000 votes Thursday, and most of the toss-up races are still toss ups. → Read More
A packed house watched the first-year San Diego Wave defeat Angel City FC on Saturday night at Snapdragon Stadium. There’s reason to believe the best may be yet to come → Read More
City Attorney Mara Elliott accused Council President Sean Elo-Rivera of trying to silence her Monday, and said the expectations he and other council members expressed for her office had never been applied to her predecessors, who were all men. → Read More
The San Diego City Council passed Tuesday a new version of the city’s Climate Action Plan, which commits the city to reaching “net zero” carbon emissions by 2035. What’s net zero? Voice of San Diego reporter MacKenzie Elmer broke that down earlier this year, but basically it means the city will produce the amount of emissions […] → Read More
Former Councilman David Alvarez has won the 80th Assembly District special election, setting up a fall rematch against former Councilwoman Georgette Gómez. → Read More
Hemmerling's departure came one day after the Union-Tribune rescinded its endorsement of him “after learning of anti-transgender remarks” he made at a candidate forum a month ago. → Read More
The race between David Alvarez and Georgette Gómez may offer a preview of the Democratic races to come. → Read More
San Diego got smaller from 2020 to 2021, entirely because fewer people moved to the region than moved away from it. → Read More
San Diego Housing Commission CEO Rick Gentry announced his resignation Tuesday, a week after the City Council created a committee to reform the agency. → Read More
San Diego has lots of water but the cost of that is causing tensions between the city and Water Authority. Plus, an election is coming so obviously Clairemont has a controversy about housing density. And the GOP comes to town. → Read More
Regional planners outlining the future of transportation in San Diego are ready to acknowledge which highway and transit projects from the region’s last vision aren’t happening. → Read More
Changes could be coming to the San Diego Housing Commission, as the city grapples with a public corruption case against a broker hired by the agency to help it purchase two hotels for homeless housing last year. → Read More
Not clear on what happened to the Sports Arena project this week? We got you. Also, the mayor likes bagging on the previous mayor but likes some of his stuff too. → Read More
In December, after the City Council finally chose a Council president after weeks of unprecedented intrigue and then a marathon meeting, former City Councilwoman Barbara Bry, still stung by her unsuccessful mayoral campaign, announced she would help lead the recall election of the new Council president, Jen Campbell. That’s when people started calling one another […] → Read More
The San Diego Downtown Partnership updated its monthly count of homelessness Friday within downtown and revealed a large spike. The group counted 1,157 homeless residents downtown – up from 875 in April and 721 in March. That is roughly the same population of visible homeless individuals downtown as there were during the hepatitis A crisis […] → Read More
Learning the broker it hired to negotiate a $67 million hotel purchase had first purchased 40,000 shares of stock in the company selling the hotel appears not to have dissuaded the Housing Commission that it got a great deal on the property. It’s pretty hard to tell the difference between the agency’s view of the […] → Read More
The big spenders in the 79th Assembly race. The laborers get a Water Authority seat. And Cindy Marten gets her day in D.C. → Read More
Everyone had something to say about schools needing to be open this week. Plus, is the U-T being sold? → Read More