New RB Welcome Sign Design Option Revealed; Voting Begins Thursday

The second round of voting begins Thursday.

RB Planning Board Recognizes Design, New Board Member

Thursday's meeting also address parking concerns, high-speed rail and the welcome sign.

Local Leaders Campaign Against Gov. Brown's Redevelopment Proposal

San Diego city officials have come out against the proposal.

City Council to Talk Budget Cuts at Night Meeting

The Independent Budget Analyst's Office has recommended 18 of more than 300 options for further study.

Number of Homeless in San Diego County Has Risen Since Last Year, Group Finds

The Regional Task Force on the Homeless releases the results of a survey of the county's homeless population conducted in January.

Assemblyman Fletcher Talks Gas Prices, Union Busting and Layoffs in Q&A with RB Tea Party

Fletcher was the guest speaker for the Rancho Bernardo Tea Party's meeting.

District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis Joins Race for Mayor

Dumanis was elected to the District Attorney's Office in 2003.

Neighborhoods Get Say in Parking Meter Rates

The goal of the plan is to increase parking meter usage, officials said.

2010 Census Shows Population Growth for California

San Diego grew, as did the overall state.

Welcome Sign Debate Will Come Down to a Runoff

The Refresh RB Committee on Tuesday decided to go forward with a runoff, despite objections from the community.

City Council to Consider Raising Parking Meter Rates, Reducing Free Parking Hours

The increase would net a projected $950,000.

Deferred Retirement Program to Cost City Extra $150 Million

The program was adopted in 1997 to keep experienced employees working.

Former San Diego City Employee Accused in Theft of $100k from Park and Recreation Department

Officials were tipped off by a fraud hotline tipster.

San Diego City Officials Project $5M Budget Surplus This Year

General fund revenue was nearly $10 million above expectations for the first half of the fiscal year.

RB Welcome Sign Debate Heats Up: Business Owners Reject Traditional Signage

The head of a local business group says traditional signage won't go up in downtown Rancho Bernardo.

San Diego City Council Approves $4B of Redevelopment Projects

The approval is a move to protect the projects in case redevelopment agencies are closed under Gov. Jerry Brown's budget plan.

IRS May Owe $1 Billion to Taxpayers Who Didn't File 2007 Returns

Taxpayers have until April 18 to claim refunds for the 2007 tax year.

RB Residents Question Welcome Sign Voting Process, Influence of Business Community

Thursday's Rancho Bernardo Community Council meeting continued this week's debate about the welcome sign voting results.

Child Sex Trafficking, RB Welcome Sign, on Community Council Agenda Thursday

The director of the ACTION Network will discuss the warning signs for child prostitution.

DeMaio Imagines a Different San Diego in State of the District Speech

San Diego City Councilman Carl DeMaio continued his call for pension reform, this time including police and firefighters.

DeMaio Asks for Runoff After Controversial RB Welcome Sign Decision

The sign project committee plans to go in a different design direction than that chosen by most voters.

DeMaio to Give State of the District Speech, Talk Reform

The councilman is expected to discuss an iPhone app for road repairs and pension reform for police and firefighters.

Fletcher Introduces Bill in Light of Nuñez Prison Sentence Commutation

The parents of murder victim Luis Santos spoke out Thursday in support of AB 648.

More Than 800 Votes Cast for New RB Welcome Sign

The online-only vote lasted for a month and included three design options.

City Budget Deficit May Be Nearly $100 Million; City Council Weighs 300 Options to Fix It

The Office of the Independent Budget Analyst on Monday put San Diego's budget deficit for Fiscal Year 2012 at $95.8 million.

What You Need to Know for Presidents Day

Schools will be open, but a number of government offices will be closed for the holiday on Monday.

Friday Was Final Day to Vote for New RB Welcome Sign

Voting began about a month ago and the winner will be chosen by a simple majority.

Breakdown of Gov. Jerry Brown's Budget Proposal

No comments from experts or lawmakers—just details of what Gov. Jerry Brown is proposing to solve a $25.4 billion deficit and the state's structural problems.