Convicted felon looking for candidate to challenge incumbent board member.

University kept details of a free-to-taxpayers arena secret for two years.

City advisor returned over $9.4 million in hidden fees made from City lease deals.

University and CSU system do not have any documents related to developer's proposal.

Party and labor unions putting pressure on Supervisors.

Simultaneous meetings dealt with internal issues spilling into public view.

Vacancy created when Andrea Cardenas resigned in February amid felony charges.

Relationships revealed between SDSU and Sports Arena development proposal.

Secret trip to Texas reveals interest in new arena not disclosed to public.

City Council never approved the consulting contract.

Political consultant pled guilty to two felonies after being indicted on six charges.

Campaign donor selected before project was even legal to build.

Raises questions about developer's political contributions and material changes to project.

Developer offered similar deal as Austin's Moody Center (pictured).

Current Mayor among three who fell below 50% in re-election primaries.

Leading contender is school board who would resign if appointed and create another vacancy.

Lack of disclosure of Byron Wear's connection is misleading to decision-makers.

Developers shrink project and ask for millions in public tax subsidies.

Candidates spent money promoting partisan opponents to game General Election.

Agency created by state law can be changed -even disbanded- the same way.

Tragic story used to highlight border crisis actually happened in Mexico, not US.

Cesar Fernandez misrepresented his past conviction as a lower misdemeanor.

Sentences could be up to one year in jail.

Lawyer launches third dispute between political opponents.

Candidates for two CV districts can help get City back on track.

Appeals decision being challenged at CA Supreme Court.

Andrea Cardenas resigns amid felony indictment for fraud and theft.

Councilwoman faces felony charges along with her brother over COVID-era loan.

City Attorney candidate's judgment is more alarming than before.

Bart Miesfeld will lead the City with his strong track-record of legal success.

CA Constitution and state law restrict gift of public funds.

Judging Todd Gloria on his words and deeds, he doesn't deserve another term.

Pro-Gloria political group uses tactic to better Mayor's chances in November election.

Second recent CV candidate to embellish background for political office.

Helping a Democrat may help him win a runoff in November.

Use of debt allows candidate to send me he can't afford.

Appeals Court says police must release some videos to the public.

Police argue they may have recorded residents in violation of constitutional protections.

Politics running as "Volunteer", "Advocate" and even "Deputy Chief".

Race between two Democrats gets heated heading into runoff election.

Union label used to deliberately trick unions and Democratic Party.

Jose Rodriguez draws questions over $62,000 in loans to his own campaigns.

Candidate tries to distance himself from indicted supporters.

Gabbard shared her views on why she left Democratic Party.

Requiere acuerdo similar para residentes de CA en universidades en Baja CA.

Law requires Mexico to give same tuition benefits to US students.

Report that led to censure does not prove any violations of the law.

An estimated 500,000 pieces of campaign mail sent without being paid by candidates.

Inside politics of the powerful Board spills into the public with no details.

Group eliminated hotel and exchanges middle-income units for market rate ones.