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 ...
Unveiling a Chicano Park-Inspired Mural of Peace Created by K-5 Youth (Courtesy SDUSD) The hard-won cultural legacy of ...
Crews with the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department are responding to reports of a fire at an apartment building in downtown.
While the woman’s frustration with the Airbnb property grew, so did the feeling of powerlessness. Despite multiple ...
The Lindley represents our continued commitment to developing luxury rental communities in the most sought-after locations,” said John McCullough, President of Toll Brothers Apartment Living. “We are ...
San Diego and Chula Vista are working together to help solve the region’s housing crisis by agreeing to a land swap that will ...
The lawsuit claimed the city placed affordable housing projects in lower-income neighborhoods, restricting access and ...
In a North Park backyard, six new ADUs (accessory dwelling units) give middle-class San Diegans an affordable place to call ...
A true commitment to equity is not defined by the title of a single position or the tenure of one leader; it is about ...
Patients with food allergy in vulnerable communities experience significant disparities in diagnosis and management, ...
More than 370,000 ballots are on their way to South Bay registered voters for San Diego County's District 1 special election.
Five years ago, legislators cancelled a hearing to discuss a state audit that found the state’s office of emergency services ...
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