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The city's Department of Finance and Independent Budget Analyst's Office are warning of weak revenue collections and overspending by public safety departments. -
State Sen. Steve Padilla introduced Senate Bill 58 to update the threshold, which has remained unchanged since 1969. -
A new movement to repeal the city’s trash fee could have major consequences for the city of San Diego. -
Driverless taxi company Waymo has said it plans to start operating in downtown San Diego in 2026, but the city's taxi advisory committee is pushing back. -
San Diego District Attorney Summer Stephan told congressional lawmakers Wednesday, the hundreds of prosecutions her office has made are just "the tip of the iceberg." -
The eight hour-long closure of Interstate 5 on Dec. 5 prompted the leaders to send a letter to transportation and law enforcement agencies on Monday. -
San Diego County officials have recently warned of major financial challenges on the horizon. That’s why a move to give out bonuses to all county employees surprised some people. -
The council president is tasked with placing items on the council's agenda, appointing members to committees and leading meetings. -
What would be the largest affordable housing project in California's history has been delayed by the courts for a second time — for the same reason. But recent state legislation may give the city and developers a path forward. -
The plans for the new fire station fit into community members’ broader vision for a central hub of services.
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