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Picking up the tab: assessment districts to pay for Downtown San Diego Partnership's new website
I believe a lawsuit has been filed challenging the legality of this entire PBID, and in fact, of all of them. With strong evidence from other cases in San Diego and in California, the Downtown Partnership's PBID may be history (later, rather than sooner, as the city will stretch them all until the bitter end).— October 24, 2012 8:26 p.m.
Sponsor of Pro-DeMaio political committee is a former Filner supporter
"We plan to follow this to make sure that if it really is a front than whoever is responsible is held accountable." -- Did anybody do this for all the Republicans that donated to Todd Gloria? Give it up.— October 19, 2012 5:12 p.m.
Favor for Favor(s)
Bob Filner is ahead in the polls and for some reason, never the media darling - Here we have the Reader and the UT and the Voice of San Diego all marching along together. Don't they know the alternative is Carl DeMaio?— October 19, 2012 11 a.m.
City Council Democrats spend special interest cash for party's cause
When you take someone's money, they expect something in return. That's the way politics works.— October 18, 2012 3:19 p.m.
Controversy continues over Chula Vista's EyeCandy
Is this the old Anthony's Seafood Restaurant? Nice place, and great food. Got tired of waiting for the rest of the development, I suppose.— October 16, 2012 7:43 p.m.
Downtown San Diego Partnership's new business model; paid for by residents and business owners
Do I remember that the head of this PBID is Mayor Sanders' former Chief-of-Staff, moved over to this position? They will want this plan in place FAST. Either way, the current mayor is gone, and they are on their own.— October 10, 2012 1:50 p.m.
City to change payment structure for a new parking garage in Balboa Park
And if San Diegans for Open Government hadn't stepped up and said "What's wrong with this picture?" What would have happened then?— October 8, 2012 4:45 p.m.
City Council to authorize funding for Balboa Park Parking Garage
For an example of Qualcomm/City of San Diego Parking Planning, try going to a ball game at Qualcomm Stadium. Perhaps the parking at the stadium is designed to gain public support for a new ball park. Still, it would be a good exercise to look at the process there before turning over anothe city asset to this team. The ancient Roman's got people out of the colosseum in a far more organized fashion. Maybe the plan is to move all of those interconnected cement barriers from Qualcomm Stadium to Balboa Park when the Stadium moves. Be careful here.— October 7, 2012 9:17 a.m.
Attorney calls council's decision to issue $17.4 million in bonds for Balboa Park Parking Garage a "total scam"
Our city government is about building things. This is the single most important thing. Call it redevelopment, call it low-income housing, call it the convention center, it doesn't matter. If it requires millions and buildings, it will happen. Libraries and rec centers? Streets? Even possibly, in some cities, sidewalks, although not here. It has to go up in the air to count. The more stories the better.— October 5, 2012 7:07 p.m.
Watchdog group questions the legality of maintenance assessment districts in a new lawsuit against the City of San Diego
San Diegans for Open Government have taken on a huge battle. The City will do anything to keep these assessment districts. If they are found to be illegal, there is the added burden of refunding the assessments that have been collected. The City itself has a lawsuit against the consultant it hired to set them up. Plenty of work for city attorneys in the foreseeable future.— September 30, 2012 8:56 a.m.