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As part of the Convention Center expansion plan, city of San Diego will pay $500,000 for ways to help the public reach the waterfront more easily. -
From where is the money piling up in the mayor's race coming? The Coastal Commission says yes to the expansion of the convention center. San Diego's urban architect-developers think small and dense. -
The proposed expansion of the San Diego Convention Center cleared its final regulatory hurdle today when it was approved unanimously by the California Coastal Commission. -
The financing for the San Diego Convention Center expansion is being called into question in advance of the California Coastal Commission vote Thursday. -
As San Diego marches towards a special mayoral election on Nov. 19, a new policy study finds the turnout rate may be a bit on the lighter side. -
A brush fire that broke out Sunday morning in Lakeside is 100 percent contained. It's the second fire to burn amid the weekend's red flag warning. -
The U.S. government closed its doors. Obamacare opened for business. The San Diego mayor's race is going nonstop. -
KPBS Midday EditionFirst-term Councilman David Alvarez is said by some to be the progressive voice in this Mayoral special election. We'll find out where he stands on policy and politics. -
KPBS Midday EditionFrom Washington D.C. to San Diego, a government shutdown will have far-reaching impacts. -
This week, 115 of San Diego's business and elected leaders are visiting Washington D.C. on an annual lobbying trip led by the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce.
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