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San Diego Council Members Want More Budget Revisions
- May 19
- By City News Service
Mayor Kevin Faulconer made progress in revising his $3.6 billion budget plan for San Diego's fiscal year that starts July 1, but the proposal still needs improvement, some City Council members said on Thursday.
San Diego Biotech Job Boom Expected To Slow
- May 18
- By Maureen Cavanaugh, Michael Lipkin
While San Diego biotech jobs grew 19.6 percent between 2011 and 2016, California's biotech trade group expects that to increase only another 2.7 percent by 2021.
How Modern Philanthropists Are Changing Public Policy
- May 17
- By Maureen Cavanaugh, Michael Lipkin
San Diego is filled with institutions that exist in large part because rich people decided to donate to them. Think Copley Symphony Hall, the Jacobs School of Engineering at UC San Diego or the Prebys Cardiovascular Institute at Scripps Health.
Apple, Qualcomm Spat intensifies, Manufacturers Drawn In
- May 17
- By Associated Press
Manufacturers that build Apple's iPhone and iPad are being drawn in to an escalating dispute between the tech giant and the chipmaker Qualcomm.
Tijuana Retail Reaping Profits That Once Flowed To San Diego
- May 17
- By Jean Guerrero
President Trump's stance on immigration has awakened a sense of Mexican patriotism that is keeping cross-border shoppers in Tijuana.
SDSU Drops Out Of Talks To Be Part Of Soccer City Development
- May 16
- By City News Service
San Diego State University announced Tuesday that it has ended negotiations with the group behind the Soccer City development proposed for Mission Valley, and called on the city of San Diego to issue a request for other proposals for use of the Qualcomm Stadium property.
Mayor Faulconer's Revised Budget Includes More Funding For Police Retention, Arts Spending
- May 16
- By City News Service
Mayor Kevin Faulconer is scheduled Tuesday to unveil revisions to his $3.6 billion San Diego city budget, which has been criticized for not doing enough to slow police officer attrition and for cutting support for arts programs.
San Diego City Council Unanimously Votes To Form Homeless Committee
- May 16
- By City News Service
The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to form a special committee to address homelessness issues in San Diego.
San Diego's Quality Of Life Remains Steady, Report Shows
- May 15
- By Erik Anderson
A report tracking San Diego's quality of life is offering a mix of good and bad news in its regional snapshot.
Women Volunteers Build Affordable Housing In Logan Heights
- May 12
- By Ebone Monet
Hundreds of women volunteers are wielding hammers and sawing wood in Logan Heights this week, in a $3 million project to help relieve San Diego’s affordable housing shortage.