The 2023 San Diego journalist of the year beat cancer for more than a decade before being diagnosed with a new tumor earlier this year; she leaves a lasting legacy in her adopted hometown.

The end of redevelopment and the pandemic have all conspired to keep the University Avenue’s old Woolworth building empty, but the city of San Diego is trying yet again to get something going.

After agreeing in principle to settle the condo-conversion lawsuits by capping condo conversions at 1,000 per year and requiring frequent study of the once-popular development projects, the San Diego ...

“San Diego’s drivers help keep this city moving, fed and well-supplied,” said Elo-Rivera, chair of the MTS Board’s Taxi Advisory Committee.

The San Diego mayor came into office with high expectations and a Democratic super majority. Even his supporters are baffled by how little he has done.