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Five years after legalizing recreational sales, National City collects less than a tenth of the tax revenue once projected, and the City Council this week rejected a plan to allow more dispensaries.
Xiaoyu Wang · October 22, 2026
Jeff Knox, whose wife Amy Knox is accused of misusing county funds while a top executive at the Harm Reduction Coalition of San Diego, denied theft, embezzlement, mortgage fraud and tax charges at his arraignment.
Xiaoyu Wang · October 22, 2026
Helena de la Houssaye and Harper Haden of Correia Middle School won first place and $3,000 in C-SPAN's StudentCam competition with a film linking the "No Kings" protests to the nation's founding.
Naledi Dlamini · April 3, 2026
In the annual State of the County Address delivered Wednesday, the acting board chair proposed a county-run bank, a managed care plan and a property transfer fee as federal support recedes.
Naledi Dlamini · April 17, 2025
Neighbors in Emerald Hills and Encanto say a 2019 city code footnote that cut minimum lot sizes only in their part of San Diego explains why developers can build far more homes than zoning maps suggested.
Naledi Dlamini · November 7, 2024
Friederike Von Lintig, whose manslaughter case ended without a verdict, has agreed to surrender her California medical license over her care of Elisa Serna at the Las Colinas jail.
Xiaoyu Wang · September 25, 2024
Tenants in El Cajon and elsewhere say landlords are exceeding the state's 8.6% limit, and in San Diego County their only option is to hire an attorney.
Xiaoyu Wang · August 29, 2024
San Diego Gas & Electric and the region's two community choice aggregators announced a combined portal, MyEnergyCenter.com, that replaces SDG&E's My Account site and aims to make bills easier to understand.
Naledi Dlamini · August 1, 2024
The privately funded, $80 million-plus venue in El Corazon Park is expected to open by next summer, with the San Diego Sockers lined up as a tenant.
Naledi Dlamini · December 28, 2023
AB 1449, co-authored by San Diego Assemblymember David Alvarez, exempts certain urban affordable housing developments from CEQA, the state environmental law that lets residents challenge projects in court.
Naledi Dlamini · October 25, 2023
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego can run on its own power for 21 days, a model the Pentagon hopes to spread across its installations as it pursues energy resilience and carbon neutrality.
Xiaoyu Wang · October 2, 2023
The Blue Line dance tour returns for its 25th year, joined by poetry, theater, music and gallery openings across San Diego through Sept. 17.
Xiaoyu Wang · September 14, 2023
San Diego Gas & Electric is piloting a network of connected home and business devices in East County to cut demand and send power back to the grid during extreme heat.
Xiaoyu Wang · August 28, 2023
San Diego City Councilmember Monica Montgomery Steppe holds an early lead in the special election for the vacant District 4 supervisor seat, but at roughly 41% she appears short of the majority needed to avoid a November runoff.
Xiaoyu Wang · August 16, 2023
State officials and advocates say the environmental data tool has helped direct limited resources to disadvantaged communities such as Barrio Logan and the Imperial Valley.
Xiaoyu Wang · May 15, 2023
Mexico has pledged $144 million toward sewage projects under a new treaty addition meant to end years of cross-border pollution that has shuttered South County beaches.
Xiaoyu Wang · August 18, 2022
The city built just two of the 15 roundabouts promised for 2020 and now faces a steeper pace to meet its updated targets, while advocates push for cheaper temporary versions.
Naledi Dlamini · August 10, 2022
An extra $48 million in California funding for foster youth in college is expected to ease housing insecurity for San Diego County students this school year.
Xiaoyu Wang · July 28, 2022
The shuttering of the Santa Fe Drive grocery store has stretched shopping trips for residents, including seniors without cars, and raised questions about the shopping center's future.
Xiaoyu Wang · July 5, 2022
