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Major San Diego development clears hurdle despite fire risk

1 week ago | inewsource.org | Cody Dulaney

Why this matters The San Diego region is in the middle of a housing and affordability crisis, and in the face of a warming planet where extreme weather is more common, new developments will continue to face environmental scrutiny. AI-assisted narration In this story we used an AI narration tool to help us meet our accessibility standards and provide our journalism to people who prefer to engage with an audio format.
New San Ysidro group seeks to manage business district

1 week ago | inewsource.org | Crystal Niebla |Crystal Niebla Infrastructure

Why this matters Business improvement districts are city-designated areas where the business owners agree to tax themselves to fund activities and improvements. In some cases, districts manage hundreds of thousands of dollars in tax revenue. AI-assisted narration In this story we used an AI narration tool to help us meet our accessibility standards and provide our journalism to people who prefer to engage with an audio format.
Amplify South Bay is about to launch. Here’s what to know.

1 week ago | inewsource.org | Jennifer Bowman

On Tuesday, we launch Amplify South Bay — a newsletter powered by our fact-checked community and investigative reporting and our San Diego Documenters program. We can’t wait to hear what you think. We’ve spoken with our neighbors, and heard over and over again: Across San Diego County, residents are looking for news that’s laser focused on their neighborhoods. So we’re starting in South County, where we’ve already steadily grown our coverage in recent years.
San Diego's short-term rentals might get more expensive

2 weeks ago | inewsource.org | Cody Dulaney

Why this matters How to fix San Diego’s housing shortage is a problem that has dogged city leaders for years. AI-assisted narration In this story we used an AI narration tool to help us meet our accessibility standards and provide our journalism to people who prefer to engage with an audio format. We carefully selected this tool after making sure it operates in a way that would meet our editorial and ethical standards.
McCann, Aguirre leading primary voting for supervisor seat

2 weeks ago | inewsource.org | Greg Moran

Why this matters The special election to represent South County will determine control of the county Board of Supervisors for the next four years. Initial returns in a closely watched special election for a vacant seat on the county Board of Supervisors show that mayors of two South County cities appear headed to a runoff in July. Chula Vista Mayor John McCann and Imperial Beach Mayor Paloma Aguirre were leading a field of seven by comfortable margins.
San Diego judge sanctioned for skipping work is disciplined again

3 weeks ago | inewsource.org | Greg Moran

Why this matters Superior Court Judge Howard Shore had been censured for missing 155 days of work. Now retired, he was sanctioned again. The state agency overseeing judges handed down more discipline against former San Diego Superior Court Judge Howard Shore, the second time in 15 months the now-retired jurist has been sanctioned.
Hundreds of San Diegans could lose rent help after Trump cut

4 weeks ago | inewsource.org | Cody Dulaney

Why this matters San Diegans, similar to residents in other communities, are grappling with a housing and homelessness crisis. Oversight and accountability for federal housing programs is key to stretch limited funding to those who need it most. Roughly 700 households across San Diego County could lose rental assistance as early as next year, throwing their housing stability into question in the midst of a regional crisis.
San Diego's bird flu dilemma, explained in illustrations

4 weeks ago | inewsource.org | Steve Breen |Steve Breen Cartoonist

Steve Breen was born in Los Angeles, raised in Orange County and graduated from the University of California at Riverside with a degree in political science. Steve got his start in newspapers at the Asbury Park Press in New Jersey in 1994. He was offered the editorial cartoonist position at the The San... More by Steve Breen
New fire maps put nearly 4 million Californians in hazardous zones

1 month ago | inewsource.org | Jamie Self

By Ben Christopher, CalMattersNew bursts of yellow dot the hills of Mendocino County. Smears of burnt orange now span the aqueduct near Bakersfield. A fresh splash of crimson juts east of Chico like a fresh wound.
How District 1 candidates lined up on an Otay Mesa landfill bill

1 month ago | inewsource.org | Greg Moran

Why this matters Some 376,000 voters live in San Diego Countyâ€™s District 1, where an election to fill an empty seat will determine which political party holds the majority of the Board of Supervisors. Last year Sen. Steve Padilla, whose sprawling district includes San Diego’s South County, proposed a bill that would have effectively prohibited any new landfill from being permitted in the Tijuana River watershed.