San Diego is heading into a pivotal City Council vote on the fiscal year 2026–27 budget after weeks of tense debate and last-minute revisions. While the updated proposal aims to preserve some neighborhood services—like select library and recreation center hours—it also highlights a broader reality for residents
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San Diego mortgage expert Jason Ruedy is making headlines for a simple message: borrowers should aggressively compare lenders to secure the lowest interest rate possible, because even small rate differences can ripple into big long-term costs. While the conversation is about mortgages, the underlying lesson applies to
Read more →San Diego leaders are weighing a new housing policy that could add an extra tax on properties that sit vacant and are not used as a primary residence. While the goal is to increase housing availability, the ripple effects could be felt by homeowners, landlords, and second-home
Read more →California’s rapid data center expansion is no longer just a Silicon Valley story—it’s becoming a neighborhood utility story, with real implications for water supply, water bills, and the infrastructure that delivers safe water to homes and businesses. A proposed mega data center in Imperial County is drawing
Read more →Encinitas is pausing proposed changes to its vacation rental rules after a split City Council decision to keep the current three-night minimum stay in place. While the debate centers on noise, neighborhood character, and coastal access, the practical impact is broader: short-term rental turnover can directly affect
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