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A recent injury accident on an area beachside boardwalk has reignited a call for better signs and enforcement in La Jolla Shores regarding electric vehicles.

A new contract change is intended to prevent lawsuits from being automatically passed to Enhance La Jolla and other maintenance assessment districts, city councilman says.

San Diego officials say meters are expected to be operational by early November

San Diego council member, philanthropic group say parking lot could be a site for a large homeless shelter

Those governed by the state's open-meetings law will have to resume in-person meetings when the emergency declaration expires at the end of this month.

The nonprofit, which administers the La Jolla Maintenance Assessment District, wants answers from the city of San Diego about liability issues, repairs and whether and how it needs to barricade the hazards.

The residents of southeastern San Diego say city policies violate state and federal housing laws and wrongly concentrate low-income housing.

They will review the sale price, which was based on a pre-pandemic appraisal, because the city attorney did not investigate it

The San Diego City Attorney's office has called the C Street Inn unsafe for occupants

About 70 people ordered to vacate the downtown structure