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The Super Bowl is close and brands are, once again, paying millions to get advertisements on the broadcast.

Advertisement space had sold out in November and it cost as much as $7 million for a 30-second ad during the game

City officials said historic preservation complaints often stop potentially beneficial projects for San Diego

Newsom's plan would pull more than $13 billion from the reserves and include an additional $8.5 billion in spending cuts.

The new owner of 180 Broadway in downtown San Diego will convert the office building into a residential and hotel property. Will others follow?

The San Diego Union-Tribune Econometer panel of business leaders and economists makes its predictions for 2024

Bernard Grofman and Jonathan Cervas, consultants selected by the Wisconsin Supreme Court to evaluate maps, will get paid $450 an hour.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court hired Bernard Grofman and Jonathan Cervas to evaluate map proposals. They may suggest edits or propose their own.

The latest forecast — from the San Diego Association of Governments — says that San Diego County's population will peak at 3.4 million by 2042 and start dropping after that.

The year featured lingering inflation, rising interest rates and increased labor force participation. Our San Diego panel looks back.