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The San Diego Housing Commission voted unanimously Friday to end talks to buy 10 motels that would have permanently housed homeless people now sheltered at the convention center in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Read More »

One of many pressing challenges facing the city’s next leader is San Diego’s growing infrastructure funding gap – likely to worsen due to the economic fallout tied to the coronavirus pandemic. Read More »

As Mayor Kevin Faulconer enters the last eight months of his term, COVID-19 has thrown city finances off track and slowed his ability to tackle a long to-do list. Read More »

Six of the 10 properties San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer is considering acquiring have a history of code enforcement complaints, other problems. Read More »

Measure C has been pitched to San Diego voters as a key to reducing homelessness, a boost for local roads and a necessary investment in the downtown convention center to maintain valuable tourism dollars. Read More »

Political action committees and other outside organizations are spending heavily in the San Diego City Council races that will be decided Nov. 6, especially in Republican incumbent Lorie Zapf’s District 2. That race could potentially change the balance of power on the council. Zapf is facing a strong challenge from Democrat Jen Campbell to represent the coastal district that includes ... Read More »

Newsletter for May 26, 2016. Read More »

A broad-based fundraising network and a constellation of well-funded political action committees have given San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer plenty of firepower. That’s not so much the case with his two opponents. Read More »

To get to know a person — really know a person — just take a trip to the San Diego County Assessor and Recorder’s office downtown. Read More »