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The budget proposal released last week by San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria is now getting an in-depth analysis by the city's Independent Budget Analyst before it goes to the city council. It will take two weeks to produce an in-depth report.

Prices are up annually with electricity, cereals, and rent leading the pack. Gasoline prices are down from last year.

Gas prices are on the move again and experts are warning of the summer gas demand expected just around the corner.

San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher is accused of sexual harassment and sexual assault in a lawsuit filed Wednesday by a former Metropolitan Transit System spokeswoman. In other news, a family in Imperial Beach is facing an uncertain future, after receiving an eviction notice from their landlord who wants them to leave, so the property can be remodeled. Plus, the University of California is proposing its first-ever, system-wide admission guarantee to qualified transfer students.

Posts about Energy written by Source, Staff, Frank Gormlie, and Michael Steinberg

Interest rates went up Wednesday, leaving people wondering what that means for the economy and their finances. While you can't control the Fed, experts say you can take control of your personal finances and start with some simple adjustments.

Mortgage rates are falling after last week’s bank failures.

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Natural gas prices fueled a spike in inflation, but they are starting to come down.

A Goldman Sachs Report found that four American cities, including San Diego, could see home prices decline so fast that we could see a similar housing market...