San Diego faces $1 billion in budget deficits over five years. Here’s why, and how it might close the gaps
City department heads will be asked to propose moderate spending cuts, but finance officials say bolder changes likely will be needed, too.
Proposal for replacing parking taken by La Jolla Shores outdoor dining draws neighbors’ objections
A nearby alley would be converted to a public parking lot as a way to meet requirements to keep the outdoor dining going. But some residents raise privacy and safety concerns and say the dining program is no longer necessary.
Proposal for replacing parking taken by La Jolla Shores outdoor dining draws neighbors’ objections
A nearby alley would be converted to a public parking lot as a way to meet requirements to keep the outdoor dining going. But some residents raise privacy and safety concerns and say the dining program is no longer necessary.
Bishop’s School team takes robotics know-how into the ‘real world’
Students compete in France to develop an inexpensive robot that could be used in a crisis or natural disaster.
La Jolla merchants board welcomes seven newly elected members as it loses two more to resignations
Summer Shoemaker and Natalia Petrova leave for work-related reasons. Japhet Perez is selected as the new president.
As tensions flare over Israel-Hamas war, Jewish and Palestinian students say UC San Diego is becoming unsafe
The university’s student council condemns anti-Semitism two weeks after endorsing a controversial pro-Palestinian statement. Some students say more is needed.
San Diego moves to relax its strict rules on electric scooters, hoping to lure back operators after exodus
Among proposed changes, the city would retreat from a rule that forces companies to install speed-throttling technology that slows scooters to 3 mph on sidewalks.
Fearing trouble, UC San Diego urges peaceful protests over Israel-Hamas war
Chancellor Pradeep Khosla voices support for free speech but condemns hateful words and actions. ‘Students want him to be more specific,’ a student leader says.
Fearing trouble, UC San Diego urges peaceful protests over Israel-Hamas war
Chancellor Pradeep Khosla voices support for free speech but condemns hateful words and actions. ‘Students want him to be more specific,’ a student leader says.
Bird Rock council decides not to take a position on Adelante Townhomes project
The controversial plan, which was revised to include ground-floor retail space following community objections, has been debated for a year and now heads to the San Diego Planning Commission.