The battle over the use of streetlight cameras and automated license plate readers by San Diego police has ebbed and flowed for years. Now it's approaching another high-water mark. Opposition has picked up strength with increasing legal and political dema... See more
There are a lot of numbers baked into the Midway Rising project. None is more important than 2,000. That's the number of affordable housing units the massive proposal promises to deliver at the city-owned sports arena property and nearby land. That's what... See more
A big challenge in creating a cleaner energy future — beyond President Donald Trump's opposition — is getting electricity from where it's generated to where it's needed. That may get easier under sweeping legislation pending in the U.S. Senate. The measur... See more
Mayor Todd Gloria has just over two years to put the good ship San Diego on an even keel and, in the process, rehabilitate his standing with the public. Given the way things have been going, he has his work cut out for him. Underlying many problems at Cit... See more
In 2004, a San Diego public battered by near-catastrophic failure at City Hall nevertheless seemed skeptical about a sweeping proposed change in the structure of government. As a pension deficit had threatened to force the city into bankruptcy, voters nar... See more
