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The decision is a win for opponents of the controversial fees, but also represents a compromise by requiring a collection of homeowners suing the city over the trash fees to drop efforts to repeal the fees via ballot measure this fall. -
The group Bikes del Pueblo wants to bring attention to the San Diego Association of Government’s contract with immigration agencies. -
Chair Terra Lawson-Remer proposed the reforms in April, including an independent ethics commission, independent budget analyst and independent program auditor. -
County leaders said the recommended budget is balanced, and required thoughtful choices due to uncertain funding from the state and federal government. Those sources account for nearly half of the county's funding. -
Supervisor Joel Anderson said there is some merit to the proposed charter reforms, but they also have some flaws; his amendments fix those flaws. -
Balancing the city of San Diego’s budget isn’t easy. In KPBS' Budget Challenge you make the tough calls. Choose new expenses, cut costs and raise revenues and close a $118 million deficit. -
A restoration of funding to city recreation centers was made possible by new legal guidance on using golf course revenues and an uptick in tourism. -
San Diego’s trolley is one of only a few rail systems in America that doesn’t have fare gates or turnstiles at its stations, and City Council Member Sean Elo-Rivera is rethinking this configuration as the agency faces a fiscal cliff. -
City of San Diego aims to make street improvements more equitable, but lowers condition goal overallThe changes aim to ensure more equity between neighborhoods, but the city faces a huge pothole in the budget: a $118 million deficit. -
The mayor's proposed budget slashes arts funding by $11.8 million. Arts organizations said the cuts would be disastrous, not just to the programs themselves but also to the city's cultural vibrancy.
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