Are San Diego's short-term rental regulations strong enough to preserve long-term rental stock?
San Diego rules took effect on May 1 but some property owners have taken advantage of an apparent loophole.
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Will restarting student loan payments hurt the economy?
Our San Diego Econometer panel considers student loan payments and interest restarting soon. As many as 40 million Americans have student loans
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Should San Diego be giving public funds to the World Design Capital?
San Diego, along with Tijuana, won the distinction from the Montreal-based World Design Organization. Mayor Todd Gloria originally said no public funds would be used for the events, but it appears organizers are struggling to raise money.
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Fuel demands rise in N.S. before federal carbon tax
It may be the last thing on your mind heading into the long weekend, but many Nova Scotians who heat with oil are booking a quick top-up in the next few days, hoping to save some money before the federal carbon tax takes effect on July 1.
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Carbon tax: demand surges for heating oil
It may be the last thing on your mind heading into the long weekend, but many Nova Scotians who heat with oil are booking a quick top-up in the next few days, hoping to save some money before the federal carbon tax takes effect July 1.
Source: atlantic.ctvnews.ca