New Proposed Permit Requirement for Nonprofits Raises Concerns About Coastal Access
A new permit requirement being considered by the City of San Diego is sparking concern among nonprofit leaders and coastal access advocates. The proposal would…
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US & Mexico Sign Agreement to Tackle Tijuana River Sewage Crisis—But Will It Finally Bring Relief?
For decades, San Diego’s southernmost communities—especially those in the South Bay—have endured a toxic mix of frustration, environmental damage, and that unmistakable, unshakable smell.But now,…
San Diego Water Bills Could Climb Over 60% by 2029
San Diego residents are bracing for a significant jump in utility costs, as the city’s Public Utilities Department has proposed a steep increase in water…
Investors Own 1 in 5 California Homes—What Does That Mean for the Rest of Us?
The California housing market has long been a symbol of both opportunity and inequality. While the Golden State is not the top destination for real…
Sneakflation: The Hidden Cost Behind Everyday Shopping
Have you noticed your favorite snack bag feels a little lighter? Or that your go-to streaming service suddenly has more ads and fewer hits? Welcome…
Too Far From Work, Too Close to Traffic: Why San Diego’s Housing Isn’t Where the Jobs Are
If you’ve ever sat in bumper-to-bumper traffic on I-805, wondering why your 20-minute commute takes 50, you’re not alone—and it’s not your imagination. It’s San…
Comic-Con 2025 Recap: From Xenomorphs to Tacos and a Surprise from George Lucas
Another July, another epic invasion—of the pop culture kind.Comic-Con International 2025 wrapped up this past weekend in San Diego, drawing more than 135,000 fans to…
101 Ash Street: From Civic Scandal to Affordable Housing?
San Diego’s most infamous building—101 Ash Street—is back in the spotlight. Once the epicenter of lawsuits, asbestos contamination, and nearly $100 million in sunk costs,…
Pangaea Sports and Entertainment District Proposal Moves Forward on the Chula Vista Bayfront
A bold new vision is taking shape on the Chula Vista waterfront. The Port of San Diego has unanimously approved a six-month exclusive negotiating agreement…
Aptera: Carlsbad’s Solar-Powered Game-Changer or Just a Futuristic Dream?
Tucked away in Carlsbad, California, a bold new vision for clean transportation is quietly gaining traction—and sparking debate. Meet Aptera, the local startup aiming to…