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Indoor basketball courts in East County, Surf Dog Surf-A-Thon commemorative T-shirts and a La Jolla Playhouse website are among the more than 800 projects funded in part by San Diego County taxpayer grants since July 2016. Read More »
Government
Imperial Beach, National City and the pursuit of sales tax money
Imperial Beach is trying to boost its sale tax revenue, something National City may have mastered. Read More »
Poverty in San Diego County higher than during Great Recession
Despite years of falling unemployment, poverty in San Diego County remains stubbornly high. Read More »
Our favorite stories of the year
As 2016 draws to a close, the reporters and editors of inewsource are highlighting our favorite stories of the year. Read More »
San Diegans are tired of airport noise and tired of complaining
Complaints to the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority have jumped more than 600 percent over the past year, with about two thirds coming from the same household. Read More »
Congressional candidates spent almost $5 million on TV ads in San Diego
Candidates for San Diego's five congressional seats spent more than $18.3 million during the 2016, and millions of that paid for tens of hours of TV ads. Read More »
Opponents of Lilac Hills Ranch face fines, but donors to stay secret
California’s elections watchdog dings two of the anti-Measure B campaign’s largest donors for not disclosing contributions but mystery behind money remains. Read More »
Next steps for San Diego’s North Embarcadero
The Port of San Diego has identified next steps for the NEVP including changes at Navy Pier, parking and circulation improvements and more public space. Read More »
Curfew violations costing airlines much more in San Diego
More than 80 percent of flights that have broken the late-night takeoff curfew at San Diego International Airport this year have resulted in fines. Read More »
Four things to watch with San Diego’s new Seaport development
In light of the history of waterfront development in San Diego, here are four things to keep an eye on with the new Seaport project. Read More »