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It’s been a long time coming, but the main community swimming pool in City Heights is officially open again after extensive renovations. -
Climate advocacy groups review voting records of city and county.
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SDSU student researchers work with people experiencing homelessness to reimagine downtown's geography and identify how services can better meet people's needs.
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The funding comes from the American Rescue Plan Act and will be turned over to the San Diego Association of Governments, which in turn will oversee the program on behalf of the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System.
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The board is looking for community members to play a role in selecting candidates for its deputy executive director position.
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The results of the University of San Diego study suggest that the region’s already bleak child care landscape could get even worse in the future.
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Each year, the San Diego Housing Commission increases the value of of housing vouchers. But this year they are going way up.
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A site where an abandoned factory used to stand in Southeastern San Diego is now being looked at as a model for community-based redevelopment.
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Researchers found that during the period when the "in-person" economy was shut down, neighborhoods with high Asian and Hispanic populations experienced disproportionately large declines in air pollution. That means the inverse is true when it's business as usual.
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State lawmakers have several proposals for sending checks to people to help with the increased cost of gas. Economists and policy experts said that one-time checks would be especially helpful for people with lower incomes. Republicans are pushing to temporarily suspend the state gas tax to reduce the price of gas.
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