inewsource interviewed San Diegans directly affected by COVID-19 to piece together a picture of the harrowing tradeoff health officials must make: appease struggling citizens who are pushing for a return to normal or guard against an influx of cases in southern San Diego County that could devastate those communities. Read More »
San Diego County has more than 7,000 hospital beds, and half are typically occupied. County healthcare models project local hospitals could run out of beds by mid-April. Read More »
The California Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit challenging inewsource’s lease with San Diego State University Read More »
Noxious fumes enveloped an SDSU building during the roof repairs. Officials closed the building in March and it may not fully reopen for two years. Read More »
President de la Torre announced she had made an executive decision to delay plans to reoccupy the building, which was scheduled for April 9. Read More »
Complaints led the university to close the Professional Studies and Fine Arts building last month, six weeks after it was notified of the problems. Read More »
A San Diego geologist spent a day with inewsource touring old San Diego buildings with earthquake safety in mind. Here's what we found. Read More »
San Diego voters should brace themselves for a high-dollar contest this November when they’ll be asked to decide between two competing stadium measures to transform prime city-owned real estate in Mission Valley. It’s six months before that election, and three campaign committees have already raised more than $7.4 million to spend on the ballot measures. The SoccerCity proposal calls for ... Read More »
The appellate court rejected a lawsuit claiming inewsource has conflicts of interest that taint its lease agreement with SDSU and KPBS. Read More »
Court of appeal in San Diego weighs free speech arguments in a case against inewsource, San Diego State University. Read More »
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