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The November general election is three months away, but fundraising and campaign spending are picking up in San Diego’s City Council races. Read More »

The San Diego Association of Governments knew it would have a tough task last year winning public support for its $200 billion spending plan to fund transportation needs over the next 35 years. Read More »

The city of San Diego is taking a step toward publishing more than 100 sets of data online, ranging from all of the places fire hydrants have been knocked over to how much revenue comes from each parking meter to the number of seals at the La Jolla Children's Pool. Read More »

Oral arguments were heard in federal court Tuesday on the question of publicly releasing a video of a San Diego police officer fatally shooting an unarmed man in the Midway District. Read More »

SDG&E's action on Friday would allow the utility to lobby against community choice aggregation, an alternative energy program the city of San Diego is exploring. Read More »

Feasibility report on community choice aggregation was incomplete and six months late Read More »

Verification comes after campaign spokesman asks the real Justin Harper to please stand up Read More »

Just days before Tuesday’s election in the tight race for San Diego’s 52nd Congressional District seat, a second former staffer for Republican candidate Carl DeMaio is accusing him of sexual harassment. Read More »

Ever since sexual harassment allegations against DeMaio were first aired on Oct. 8, the DeMaio campaign has denied accusations of sexual misconduct, bribery and attempts at a cover-up. Read More »

The city has halved the number of times the road on Fiesta Island can be closed for events, citing hundreds of complaints. Read More »