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City of San Diego to vote on settling legal claim that its policies worsened housing segregation
Federal law requires cities to actively undo segregation. The 2019 suit claims the city violated that by concentrating San Diego’s poorest residents in low-income, high-minority neighborhoods in the ...
City settling lawsuit over affordable housing policies’ impact on low-income areas
The San Diego City Council on Tuesday is set to finalize a settlement in a 2019 federal lawsuit that alleged the city’s ...
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City launches Connect Flagstaff online platform to centralize information, feedback
The website is intended to serve as a hub for residents to access surveys or other public feedback processes, as well as ...
Axios on MSN16h
San Diego grew more in 2024 than any year since the pandemic, but lags national trend
Axios Visuals U.S. cities are growing again, and San Diego is too, with its strongest year of population growth since the pandemic. Why it matters: Growth had been a fact of life in California and San ...
Opinion: Building San Diego’s Creative Economy Is the Path to Future Prosperity
Many cities and states are already paving the way to a new creative economy because they recognize that harnessing the power ...
From the early days of the Kumeyaay to people living in San Diego today, the river has ‘many stories’ to tell
The artists toiling away in their studios and workspaces, and the environmental advocates encouraging others to join their ...
City to Transform Old Serra Mesa Library into Affordable Housing for Veterans, Families
A long-term ground lease with a nonprofit developer will transform the former Serra Mesa Library site into 100% affordable ...
San Diego hit with $533 million pension payment, an unprecedented sum in a painful budget year
The half-billion-dollar payment, which comes with the city facing a large budget deficit of roughly $250 million, is $44 million higher than last year and $35 million higher than the pension system’s ...