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Three Ex-County Lawyers Departed With Payouts
Three top attorneys who recently left the County Counsel’s Office signed deals calling for each to receive more than $239,392.
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Paid Protestors From LA Supported Airbnb During Vacation Home Tax Vote
Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera’s proposal to tax empty second homes and short-term vacation rentals died on Wednesday.
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How Many Second Homes Are In Your Neighborhood?
There are at least 4,996 vacation homes in San Diego that do not have a full-time resident and aren’t being used as a short-term rental.
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North County Cities Are Conforming To State Housing Laws But Working To Change Them Behind The Scenes
Leaders of small cities are becoming increasingly resistant to state housing laws, but their strategy has changed.
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San Diego Unified Goes Big On Educator Workforce Housing
The board voted to advance a proposal to build 1,500 units of affordable educator workforce housing at its University Heights headquarters.
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HR Chief's Resignation Cost A School District $360,000
The payment is part of a resignation agreement with the district’s former assistant superintendent for human resources, Jason Romero.
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Roads, Police And Cost Of Living: San Diego's Councilmembers' Top Priorities
Last week, Mayor Todd Gloria laid out his plan for 2026.
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North County Cities Are Conforming To State Housing Laws But Working To Change Them Behind The Scenes
Leaders of small cities are becoming increasingly resistant to state housing laws, but their strategy has changed.
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After Seating Clash At Speech, Mayor Told Councilmember To ‘Smile'
‘He told me that I could smile, which I found to be a very sexist comment,’ Councilmember Vivian Moreno said.
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Disappointment Follows Gloria Into Sixth Year
The San Diego mayor came into office with high expectations. Even his supporters are baffled by how little he has done.
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North County Cities Are Conforming To State Housing Laws But Working To Change Them Behind The Scenes
Leaders of small cities are becoming increasingly resistant to state housing laws, but their strategy has changed.
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City Defends Crackdown On RV Dwellers In Mission Bay
In a legal filing Nov. 25, city attorneys argued the city’s safe parking is “reasonably available” to individuals living in their vehicles.
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North County Cities Are Conforming To State Housing Laws But Working To Change Them Behind The Scenes
Leaders of small cities are becoming increasingly resistant to state housing laws, but their strategy has changed.
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Proposition 1 Reforms Force County To Cancel Behavioral Health Contracts
The county is ending some behavioral health contracts as it implements policy and funding changes tied to a 2024 state ballot measure.
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County Could Tap Reserves To Retroactively Cover Bonuses
County supervisors will vote Tuesday on whether to dip into rainy-day funds to pay for millions of dollars in bonuses to county employees.
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San Diego Unified's Housing Push Is A Big Deal. Should It Be Even Bigger?
With a slate of new projects, San Diego Unified could nearly double the number of education workforce housing units built on school property
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South Bay Residents At Risk From Long-Term Toxic Gas Exposure
Out of one billion particles of air, 1.4 percent of them are hydrogen sulfide. Prolonged exposure to that air can make someone very sick.
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The American Dream Is Now Month To Month
Only 15 percent of San Diegans can afford a median-priced home. That is fraying the social fabric at an alarming pace.
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County Officials: A Building Exemption Is Giving San Diego A Housing Boost
Officials say allowing projects that comply with the county’s plan to avoid the vehicle miles traveled policy has been a game-changer.
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Mayor's Office Says Big Reorganization On The Horizon
Two deputy chief operating officers are leaving City Hall but city officials won’t say why.
