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There’s a push to pass a law that limits short-term investors from buying up homes and rental properties, then selling them at higher rates.

Economic experts say that if San Diego has not hit it's peak, we are fast approaching. Some gas stations with lower prices, closer to the $5 mark, have run out of mid-range and premium gasoline.

Longshore workers across the West Coast say they will refuse to move any Russian imports or exports through our nation's ports.

California Governor Gavin Newsom wants to create "Care Courts" that would have the power to compel people with debilitating psychosis into longer-term mental health treatment. Meanwhile, a new study shows San Diego’s existing climate action measure won’t put the city on track to achieve the goal of net-zero emissions by 2035. Plus, this weekend the Will Eisner Week panels open at the Comic-Con Museum.

The Padres were set to take on the San Francisco Giants at home for the first series of games, which were to be played on the weekend of March 31-April 3. The opening home series could’ve resulted in a lot of out-of-town dollars coming to San Diego.

San Diego is one of the least affordable areas in the country where housing, gas prices, utilities, and other costs are concerned.

The suffering seen in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has left many asking how can they help.

Russia's invasion into Ukraine is expected to make already soaring inflation even more intense for everyday items.

Sempra CEO, Jeff Martin, told shareholders Friday morning, “We invested over $7 billion dollars in critical energy infrastructure, a record amount for our company."

A wave of international sanctions against Russia’s economy could disrupt worldwide oil supplies and “oil affects the economy”.