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Many coastal residents are shocked, frustrated and angry that so many investor-owned (Tier 3) short-term vacation rentals will be permitted under the ordinance approved Feb. 23 by the San Diego City Council.
Other topics at Feb. 17 meeting included slowing traffic and proposal to change Town Council’s name.
It’s been 350 days since my children have seen the inside of a classroom.
More than 500,000 San Diegans fall into the soon-to-be eligible groups
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New ordinance would cap Airbnb-style rentals at 1 percent of city’s housing stock, except in Mission Beach where a more generous allocation of listings will be permitted
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Date is contingent on school staff getting access to both vaccine doses and on county getting out of purple tier
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The board meeting starts at 5 p.m. Tuesday and is broadcast online
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Canary Island date palms infested with the beetle typically droop, turn brown and die.
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California public health officials loosened the rules Feb. 19 for youth sports, allowing all outdoor sports to resume in counties where coronavirus case rates are at or below 14 per 100,000 residents.
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In official response to recall campaign, Campbell touts her medical experience as crucial during pandemic
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A short-term rental ordinance promoted by District 2 Councilwoman Jennifer Campbell is slated to be heard by the San Diego City Council during its meeting Tuesday, Feb. 23.
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School employee vaccinations will be prioritized for schools that are open or have signed agreements to open
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The labs are the district’s effort to increase in-person support for students while schools are closed to regular instruction.
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Supporters say a local committee will know the district better than an outside search firm.
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The shooting was reported at 10:55 p.m. on Diamond Street west of Lamont Street
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The Jan. 9 protest involved Trump supporters and counter-protesters
San Diego launching study to determine impact on sea level rise, water quality, wildlife
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Beginning this month, deputy fire marshals will educate restaurant and shop owners on the proper installation of outdoor tents, awnings and decks, which require temporary outdoor permits
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This Month in History is a feature in the PB Monthly highlighting local happenings from yesteryear.
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In his teens, skateboarder “Li’l B” toured the world, but partying derailed his life and career. Now he’s helping others stay clean
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Community leaders seeking to oust Campbell file official notice; they must gather over 14,000 signatures by early June to make the ballot.
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Grad students reach out to St. Brigid Parish seniors during COVID-19 pandemic
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The new executive director has worked for business districts in East Village and Old Town
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The virtual Jan. 20 meeting had its emotional moments.
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Board President Richard Barrera says he agrees that the search should be an open process.
