San Diego Home Prices Slip While Inventory Climbs

San Diego buyers found more options and lower asking prices than a year ago, with inventory up and the median list price down to $889,000.

Encinitas mayoral, Cardiff seat election results still close

The Encinitas mayoral race and the Cardiff seat on the Encinitas City Council remain some of the tightest races in San Diego County, but the Democratic candidates widened their lead when updated vote tallies were released Thursday night. With 69,000 more votes counted countywide Tuesday night, Democratic mayoral challenger Rimga...

Lefkowits declares victory in Encinitas City Council race with two others too close to call

Brad Lefkowits, a landscape designer and member of Encinitas’ Urban Forest Advisory Committee, declared victory in his race for City Council in an Instagram post on Thursday. His inauguration next month will oust incumbent Marco San Antonio, who was appointed to the District 4 seat to represent New Encinitas...

Marine Group Boat Works Announces Major Facility Upgrades, Strengthening Cabo Location as the Region’s Premier Shipyard

Marine Group Boat Works (MGBW), a leading full-service shipyard and marine services provider, is proud to announce significant upgrades and service enhancements at its Los Cabos facility. These improvements reinforce Marine Group’s commitment to delivering world-class infrastructure, expanded capabilities, and unmatched customer support for vessels operating throughout Baja California.

Street Dining Returns to an Urbanizing Chula Vista

Remember eating dinner in the middle of the street?. Six years ago, deep in the throes of the Covid-19 pandemic, cities across the United States gave restaurants and cafes permission to move their businesses outside and into the streets. Restaurants built what became known as parklets (or, in New York...

Protesters in San Diego demand release of 8-year-old detained by ICE

San Diego County Fair invites you to ‘peel back the wrapper’ and learn its 2027 theme

The San Diego County Fair has announced its 2027 theme which will explore the agricultural origins and history of chocolate.

San Diego Approves Higher Labor Enforcement Fee

The San Diego City Council approved an increase in the City’s Minimum Wage and Labor Standards Enforcement Fee on October 26, raising the charge from $1.47 to $2.82 per covered employee, an increase of approximately 92%. The decision followed concerns raised by the City’s Small Business Advisory Board about the financial impact on local businesses.

South Bay residents push back on SDG&E proposed rate hike

CHULA VISTA (KGTV) — People in Chula Vista pushed back Thursday against the proposed rate hike of 8.6% by SDG&E. Outside Chula Vista City Hall, South Bay residents expressed frustration and anger. Diane Swartz is a retired senior citizen who lost her husband eight years ago. She's living on...

Brian Dutcher praises Jeremiah 'Bear' Cherry's toughness after physical San Diego State win

Jeremiah “Bear” Cherry of the San Diego State Aztecs took everything the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats could dish out, and more.  The 6-foot-10, 270-pound forward sp

Aztecs Set for Pac-12 Championship Match at No. 24 Oregon State

SAN DIEGO – The San Diego State men’s soccer team plays at No. 24 Oregon State in the Pac-12 Championship match Saturday at 6 p.m. SDSU earned a 2-2 draw at Oregon State in the Pac-12 opener Sept. 30. Aztec Tidbits. - If the Aztecs win, they will...

Norwood leads planning, Jones will be next supervisor

Valley Center Community Planning Group: seven seats are chosen in this election. On Monday night, with 53% counted and more than 185,000 votes left to tally countywide, planning veteran LaVonne Norwood is dominating at 4,561 (15.16%), followed by Lisa Adams 4,096 (13.61%), James Garritson 3,527 (11.72%), Matt Matthews 3,492 (11.61%), Vlad Ciupitu 3,180 (10.57%), Steve Hutchison 2,903 (9.65%) and Susan […] The post Norwood leads planning, Jones will be next supervisor first appeared on Valley Roadrunner .

Solento Organic Tequila Debuts Its High-Proof Blanco and Reposado, Celebrating the Purity of Organic Agave and Volcanic Water

San Diego California — Solento Organic Tequila, the single-estate organic tequila, today introduced High Proof Blanco and High Proof Reposado. Both are bottled at 96 proof (48% ABV), proofed with deep volcanic well water, and made for slow, neat sipping. The pair will be available now. The flavor starts...

Museum seeks donations for renovation of old courthouse

After many years of talking about it, and with the blessing of the Valley Center School District, the owner of the property, the VC History Museum has commenced  the renovation and restoration of the Bear Valley Courthouse on Cole Grade Road. The Courthouse, built in 1882, is a 16 x 20 foot plaster-covered adobe building that is one of the […] The post Museum seeks donations for renovation of old courthouse first appeared on Valley Roadrunner .

Exclusive: Greystar Closes $181M San Diego Sale

The community debuted last year following a hospital-to-residential redevelopment. Greystar has sold The Grand at Palomar Heights, a 420-unit luxury community in Escondido, Calif., for $180.5 million, according to Yardi Matrix data. Mesirow purchased the asset, funding the acquisition with a $112 million loan from AIG. The property debuted last...

HOA boards often make decisions behind closed doors. California should require they meet in public

HOAs have become another form of local government, assessing fees and fines while providing its members services cities and counties can’t.

San Diego case accusing USAA of overcharging enlisted clients bound for California Supreme Court

The California Supreme Court will take up a class action lawsuit originally filed in San Diego by a group of enlisted USAA policyholders who allege they were overcharged by the insurance company. The lawsuit alleges the firm, formally named the United Services Automobile Association, charged the plaintiffs higher auto insurance...

Lawsuit Says Landlord Billed For Carpet Cleaning On Concrete Floors And Nearly $2,000 For Carpet A Contractor Charged $907, Now A $19.25 Million Settlement Could Wipe Out $8.7 Million In Move Out Charges

Imagine moving out of your apartment, handing back the keys and then getting a bill for cleaning the carpet. Now imagine the unit had concrete floors. That is one of […]