Downtown high-rise building purchased as a new space for over 1,100 staffers was closed down last year over asbestos exposure, but a greater threat to people in the building could have been uncontrollable fires.

City leaders were warned the fire systems were not operable, but City staff then misrepresented the building status to the press, the public, and even the San Diego Ethics Commission.

San Diego can be a model for reform including comprehensive homelessness programs to treat people like they deserve to be treated; like neighbors.

Home prices in the San Diego region rose an astonishing 3.2% in March and are up 19.1% over the past 12 months, according to the authoritative Case-Shiller Index released Tuesday.

The media is an unwitting accomplice in relying on information and amplifying false or misleading narratives without independently fact-checking.

Transparency and accountability from our police should start with the free & fair election of our next Sheriff.