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The court system has not imposed any mandate on employees yet, unlike other local governments and the courts in Los Angeles

San Diego City administrators are working toward an all-city employ vaccination mandate, but not all city workers are thrilled about it.

Advocates Worry Blackstone Sale Will Take Affordable Housing Crisis From Bad to Worse The planned sale of 66 apartment buildings to the New York-based Blackstone Group highlights both the vulnerability of naturally affordable housing and the lack of requirement for owners to notify local governments of plans to unload properties. The Doriana Apartments in southeastern San Diego are among the apartment buildings being acquired by the Blackstone Group in a pending sale. / Photo by Adriana Heldiz The Conrad Prebys Foundation, a charitable organization, shocked affordable housing advocates last w...

Boardwalk or park, you still need to wear a mask.

Print One of the biggest mysteries in recent San Diego political history is deepening, with fresh disclosures and a new lawsuit related to the infamous “Footnote 15" that roiled the elections for mayor and city attorney during the final weeks of the fall campaign. It’s still not clear who wrote the footnote that was inserted into a report to city officials last summer and that was leaked to NBC 7 San Diego, presumably to affect the looming election. But documents newly released by the city in response to a Public Records Act request appear to confirm that the City Attorney’s Office has ...