Council Committee Backs Effort to Bar Landlords from Overcharging for City-Run Utilities
A San Diego City Council committee has called for an ordinance to stop property owners from overcharging tenants for city-run ...
San Diego reveals what it plans to charge homeowners for trash pickup — and how you could get a discount
Council members suggest the city may charge for full cost recovery starting immediately, citing the growing budget crisis ...
Pension poison pill? The $64 million (or much more) question on La Jolla secession
Re “How would a city of La Jolla work and how much would it cost? Feasibility study weighs in” (Feb. 6): If La Jolla decides ...
San Diego transit officials move to slash service, raise fares and explore a sales-tax hike
San Diego transit officials took key initial steps Thursday toward raising fares across the board for the first time since ...
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San Diegans could soon be paying more than $50 a month on trash services
More than 200,000 San Diego homeowners may soon have a new monthly payment: $53 per month for a 90-gallon trash can to be emptied by the city.
Mission Fed Credit Union Invests $500,000 into San Diego Community
Helping local nonprofit organizations secure financial resources to expand their impact, Mission Fed Credit Union is awarding ...
Alliant Foundation’s Mental Health Consortium, Telehealth Clinic Support Underserved
When beginning therapy, Nicolas Ibarra said the youth he supports often react with wide-eyed uncertainty. His role is to ...
City of San Diego considering fee increases for most services
Renting a boat, updating your fishing license, paying a library fine and most other fees in the city of San Diego could go up ...
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Jewish Family Services of San Diego announces potential layoffs of migrant shelter workers
Since taking office, President Donald Trump has announced sweeping changes in federal funding and policies. As a result, ...
San Diego begins looking at potential cuts to close $258M budget deficit
San Diego’s $258 million budget deficit is nothing new, but according to the city’s Independent Budget Analyst, there is no easy way out other than to make cuts.