Years later, California's pandemic-era debt comes back to cost local businesses
"If the loan is not repaid [by the state], the payroll tax would go up by $21 per employee," USD professor says.
Our Readers Write: La Jolla cityhood, Scripps Park grass, San Diego finances
Coronado seems to run its own city government just fine, without help from San Diego. Safe streets without panhandlers, drug ...
San Diego businessman who owed $500K and tried to bribe IRS agent pleads guilty
Prosecutors said Raz offered to pay the bribe in cash in order to avoid a paper trail and ultimately gave the agent $35,000 ...
Opinion: California’s Zero-Emission Vehicle Mandate Gets Legal Boost, But Hurdles Remain
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s decree that by 2035 all new cars sold in California must be powered by batteries or other zero-emission ...
To meet budget shortfalls, should San Diego increase parking costs?
NO: Raising the cost of parking at meters in San Diego is counterproductive. Many people are already dissuaded by the $1.25 ...
KPBS6d
As $258M deficit looms, San Diego sees untapped revenue in parking meters
City parking meters charge a small fraction of what private lots and garages charge their customers. Officials are looking ...
Voice of San Diego6d
The Del Mar Train Tracks Won’t Be Moving Underground Anytime Soon
Disagreements over tunnel routes and the realities of funding infrastructure projects mean the process will be long and ...