La Jolla public schools recognize their Teachers of the Year
As the school year winds down for the five public schools that make up the La Jolla cluster, their campuses took time for one more celebration: that of Teacher of the Year.
La Jolla public schools recognize their Teachers of the Year
As the school year winds down for the five public schools that make up the La Jolla cluster, their campuses took time for one more celebration: that of Teacher of the Year.
San Diego elected officials have gotten five raises since voters overhauled their pay. Here’s what they make
Five years after Measure L, which rewrote how their pay is determined, City Council members make nearly as much as members of Congress.
San Diego elected officials have gotten five raises since voters overhauled their pay. Here’s what they make
Five years after Measure L, which rewrote how their pay is determined, City Council members make nearly as much as members of Congress.
Photo gallery: La Jolla Country Day School sends off 123 graduates
La Jolla Country Day School awarded 123 diplomas to its graduating class of 2023 during a ceremony June 2 on the University of San Diego campus.
Photo gallery: La Jolla Country Day School sends off 123 graduates
La Jolla Country Day School awarded 123 diplomas to its graduating class of 2023 during a ceremony June 2 on the University of San Diego campus.
How does San Diego plan to spend infrastructure money where it’s needed most? Grand jury wants more specifics
New report calls for a five-year plan spelling out how the city intends to spend the $511 million in developer impact fees currently in neighborhood-specific accounts.
How does San Diego plan to spend infrastructure money where it’s needed most? Grand jury wants more specifics
New report calls for a five-year plan spelling out how the city intends to spend the $511 million in developer impact fees currently in neighborhood-specific accounts.
Audit: San Diego often OKs infrastructure projects without proper vetting, increasing costs and delays
With the city facing a $5 billion shortfall in funding for needed projects, its auditor says better efficiency is crucial.
Audit: San Diego often OKs infrastructure projects without proper vetting, increasing costs and delays
With the city facing a $5 billion shortfall in funding for needed projects, its auditor says better efficiency is crucial.