This week, SD City Council banned the software as a "modern-day price-fixing service that directly or indirectly inflates rent prices."
Michael Vu alleges he faced discrimination and was demoted after not agreeing to an "illegal backroom deal."
"It's clear that Mexico will not act unless real pressure is applied," County Supervisor Jim Desmond said.
The Chula Vista Elementary School District teachers' union won pay raises in five of the last eight years, even with a $15 million deficit.
Seven people, including four elected officials, entered the race to replace former San Diego County Supervisor Nora Vargas.
DHS said the waiver is intended to "cut through bureaucratic delays ... that can stall vital projects for months or even years."
She wants the board to approve a "recommended budget" in June that can be amended after the fifth member of the board is elected.
Thousands participated in the downtown San Diego protest and other events across the region. See photos from the scene.
According to the San Diego Police Department, around 12,000 individuals participated in the downtown event.
Property tax payments are expected to generate $9.1 billion for the region, which is a new record, according to the county.
San Diego property owners have until April 10 to pay the second installment of their property taxes before they are considered delinquent.
District 1 covers nearly all of San Diego County's southern reaches.
A ittle Italy motel converted into a homeless shelter for seniors is sitting vacant while the city spends about $77,000 a month on rent.
We asked Rachel Laing, a spokesperson for Mayor Todd Gloria, to clarify the city’s Convention Center plans.
Luke Bergmann is leaving as the county grapples with potential federal funding uncertainty and a slew of new major initiatives.
Amid rising fears about mass deportations, a group of volunteers patrols for signs of immigration enforcement.
"No one should have to fear losing their home or being taken advantage of at their most vulnerable moment."
Jim Desmond proposed repealing the policy, claiming it makes the county a "super sanctuary" for people living in the country illegally.
A total of 1.2 million people in San Diego County receive support from at least one federally funded assistance program.
The board is taking the first steps on updating its unsafe camping ordinance to try to prevent wildfires caused by homeless encampments.
The move will go into effect on May 1 and generate an estimated $3.97 million for the city if gross receipts remain the same.
asked the county to send a notice to over one million residents who may be impacted by potential funding cuts to federal programs.
Encinitas' battle against state housing laws may end up being a losing one.
Issa said Trump's efforts on the Abraham Accords between Israel and the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain are a reason for his nomination.
The more than 90 treatment agreements the CARE team reached were with people who chose to participate.
The board voted unanimously to advance a proposal to clear homeless encampments during red flag, or high fire, warnings.
Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer decried the Trump Administration for federal funding freezes and how they are already impacting San Diegans.
“What is this 2-year-old client supposed to do without her attorney?" asked a lawyer who was scheduled for a Friday immigration hearing.
Chief Operating Officer Eric Dargan is out and department executives will now report directly to the mayor.
The proposal died for lack a second to the motion made by Jim Desmond.
Supervisors will consider hiring consultants to look at options for easing a projected budget deficit for the new fiscal year.
"This ordinance will keep San Diegans from losing the affordable homes they live in," said Councilwoman Vivian Moreno, who proposed the law.
Last year's count found no less than 10,605 people, which included 6,110 unsheltered and 4,495 people in shelters and transitional housing.
The fires in LA were at the forefront of preparedness concerns for many in SD, but the Border 2 Fire brought the point even closer to home.
Vice Chair Terra Lawson-Remer will continue as acting chair in the meantime, while Joel Anderson will remain in the pro tem role.
The fires in Los Angeles are at the forefront of many minds in San Diego, but the Border 2 Fire brought the point even closer to home.
Voters are electing a person to fill the district's vacant seat on the Board of Supervisors.
The Mobile Crisis Response Team program is celebrating four years supporting those facing behavioral health crises.
Hundreds of registered attendees gathered at Waterfront Park Saturday for the People's March in San Diego.
The election is estimated to cost between $2 million and $6.6 million, according to the county.