San Diego joins lawsuit challenging firings of federal employees
San Diego is home to tens of thousands of federal employees, many of whom provide essential services across defense, ...
‘Meet me at the clock’: San Diego’s giant, iconic Jessop’s Clock gets new life in Balboa Park
The clock became a symbol of San Diego’s ambition to become a great city after it was first installed in 1907 in front of ...
Big changes proposed for parking in city of San Diego
The city of San Diego recently doubled the rate of parking meters. Now, they're looking at more changes that will likely make people pay more to park around the city.
City of San Diego joins other local governments, filing lawsuit opposing federal worker firings
San Diego and others filed an amicus brief last week supporting the legal challenge to firings issued by the U.S. Office of ...
Breaking up is hard to do. Petition for La Jolla to split from San Diego is short on signatures
The deadline is fast approaching to get more signatures for La Jolla to start the process of breaking away from the city of ...
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San Diego Housing Authority approves 5% pay rise for housing commission head
The pay bump for the San Diego Housing Commission's president and CEO comes as the agency cut a popular housing voucher ...
2025 Women of Distinction ceremony honors 10 women for their contributions to San Diego
Ahead of Women's History Month, City of San Diego hosted the 2025 Women of Distinction Awards, honoring ten women for their ...
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City of San Diego Urging CARE Court Reforms
While the county and others have hailed San Diego’s CARE Court rollout as the most successful in the state, these moves don’t match the rhetoric that surrounded the legislation. The city of San Diego ...