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Housing costs are pushing more people out of San Diego County
It's no secret that there is a sunshine tax in San Diego County, but that "tax" has gotten more expensive over the past couple of years.In addition to that, evictions stress many tenants."We figured when the property was sold, at some…
Bright Idea, Dim Delivery: San Diego Road Repair Plan Shorting Out
NBC 7's Alexis Rivas takes a look at the city of San Diego's past street light renovations, how it grew and what the city is doing about it.How many San Diego City electricians does it take to change a light bulb? Right now, the city's…
Outdoor dining near the San Diego coast faces strict restrictions
Restaurants along San Diego's beaches are facing tough new rules for outdoor dining that will now require them to replace any lost parking, including on public streets.The new requirement, approved Wednesday by the California Coastal…
Topgolf’s flagship San Diego Bay location is moving forward
The prospect of a top golf flagship location serving food, beverages and premier views of San Diego Bay and the downtown skyline is becoming more and more rooted in reality.On Tuesday, Port of San Diego commissioners voted unanimously to…
San Diego’s real estate market is expected to cool significantly in 2023
San Diego is among the home markets expected to cool the most in 2023, a new report said.Housing website Redfin's long-term analysis of next year says West Coast markets and metros that experienced the biggest gains during the pandemic will…
Lee brings the perspective of a young father, nonprofit arts leader to the San Diego City Council
Kent Lee, the newest member of the San Diego City Council, brings the perspective of a father of two young children and someone with expertise in the local arts and nonprofit communities.Lee, 37, is also the first generation Asian American…
It’s starting to look like the holiday season in San Diego
Published: December 10, 2022 / 3:30 PM PSTUpdated: December 10, 2022 / 3:48 PM PSTSAN DIEGO — It's starting to look and feel like the holiday season in San Diego, so be sure to break out your favorite puffer jacket and winter coat!A winter…
Why is San Diego lagging so far behind in housing? Here are some reasons
San Diego's building department is overwhelmed with permit applications and understaffed to meet demand, using archaic technology and unnecessary procedures to approve new homes.Those are among the findings of a 22-page report that attempts…
San Diego police shot and killed a man they say was suicidal and armed with a handgun in City…
Three San Diego police officers shot a man they said was suicidal and held a gun to his head in City Hills on Thursday, officials said.The shooting took place around 1 p.m. on 42nd Street near University Street, after police responded to…
Get ready for higher water bills: San Diego rates could rise nearly 18 percent over the next two…
A new study says San Diego needs to raise water rates 17.6 percent over the next two years to fund the city's Pure Water wastewater recycling system and to cover the rising costs of buying imported water and replacing aging pipes.The…