No, a New Stadium Isn’t Good for the Economy
When San Diego City Councilwoman Lorie Zapf launched into her reasons for voting for a $2 million environmental review for a Chargers stadium that might never be built, you could tell it was coming....
View ArticleCity Council Republicans Call for Council Leadership Selection Overhaul
City Councilman Scott Sherman / Photo by Jamie Scott Lytle City Councilman Scott Sherman and fellow Republicans want to dump a City Council president selection process that’s repeatedly roiled the City...
View ArticlePolitics Report: Ward Predicts SDSU and SoccerCity Mutual Destruction
Our managing editor, Sara Libby, is out on maternity leave for a couple months. We’ll let her weekly column, What We Learned This Week, go on hiatus until she’s back. To fill in we’re going to do a...
View ArticlePolitics Report: What the Mayor Didn’t Say in His Big Speech
File: Mayor Kevin Faulconer delivers his 2017 State of the City speech. / Photo by Jamie Scott Lytle One of my favorite things we do is our annual annotated copy of Mayor Kevin Faulconer’s State of the...
View ArticlePolitics Report: Sports Arena Intrigue
The Valley View Casino Center / Image via Google Maps Regular listeners of our podcast know that we’re obsessed with polls and joyous when pollsters call us. The next best thing is when someone passes...
View ArticlePolitics Report: School Bored
Mike McQuary / Photo by Sam Hodgson In just a little over a week, candidates can start gathering signatures to qualify a campaign to be one of the five trustees of the San Diego Unified School...
View ArticleNew Plan Would Add Density, Jobs to Midway District – if it Can Clear One...
City Councilwoman Lorie Zapf / Photo by Sam Hodgson A new community plan for the Midway-Pacific Highway area is heading for City Council approval. Unlike recent plans for other neighborhoods that only...
View ArticleVOSD Podcast: In the Race for D2, Zapf and Campbell Agree on a Lot
Candidate Jen Campbell (left) and Councilwoman Lorie Zapf are running to represent District 2 on the San Diego City Council. / Photo by Adriana Heldiz During election season, voters often have a hard...
View ArticleHyper-Local Issues Give Way to National Ones in the Hotly Contested Race for D2
Candidate Jen Campbell (left) and Councilwoman Lorie Zapf are running to represent District 2 on the San Diego City Council / Photo by Adriana Heldiz Late last week, Councilwoman Lorie Zapf’s...
View Article‘It’s a Beach Community But We Could Use a Facelift’: Voices of the Voters in...
The Mission Beach Women’s Club served as a polling place on Election Day. / Photo by Kayla Jimenez Voters in Pacific Beach and Ocean Beach went to the polls Tuesday to weigh in on the District 2 City...
View ArticleFriday Five: Election Results, Lame Duck Mayor and More
Here are Scott Lewis’ five things you need to know about for the week of Nov. 3-9: SDSU is on the hook to make good on these promises now that Measure G passed. The city attorney believes Measure G is...
View ArticleAfter Election Mauling, San Diego’s Free Market Fans Wonder if the GOP Is...
Trump supporters appear at an Election Night party at the US Grant Hotel. / Photo by Jamie Scott Lytle At the end of November, San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer called a meeting at the US Grant Hotel...
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