The city has been hurrying to implement a flurry of new fees, tax hikes and fine increases to pay for its $6 billion budget.

Among the discussion items will be proposed rates, discounts for city residents, how to enforce the payments, and more.

The recent fight at San Diego City Hall over how many middle managers the city employs could signal the start of a shift away from such jobs in the future, after years of their ranks quickly growing.

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The budget restores discretionary funds and some money for brush management, delivers streetscape funding and removes a water tank replacement project, as well as cuts library hours ...

Their recommendations were for big real estate acquisitions. But ‘the same principle would apply to any major decision the ...

San Diego city leaders are advancing a plan to charge for parking at Balboa Park, which could be implemented as early as this ...

San Diego City Council will discuss a new proposal that could increase water and sewer rates over the next four year.

Video: San Diego City Council passes budget. SAN DIEGO — Ahead of the 2026 budget that is slated to go into effect on July 1, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria announced he will be vetoing several ...

SAN DIEGO — Park-goers at Balboa Park may soon have to pay for parking when they visit the iconic destination. Monday, San Diego City Councilmembers will consider establishing a "Parking Meter Zone" ...

About 150 people spoke out today against federal cuts to Medicaid during a "Family First" rally outside the San Diego County ...

The San Diego City Council will consider Monday whether to convert a 21-story downtown office building into affordable ...