Affordable Housing, San Diego City Council

San Diego City Council Passes Ordinance to Preserve Affordable Housing
The San Diego City Council voted unanimously Monday to adopt an ordinance intended to prevent affordable homes from being redeveloped into market rate or luxury housing units.
San Diego just moved to preserve affordable housing. Here’s what it could do.
San Diego took a key step Monday toward preventing thousands of rent-restricted apartments from being torn down by becoming the first local city to approve a preservation law for subsidized housing. City officials said the law,
San Diego adopts new rules governing sales of affordable housing
The San Diego City Council on Monday adopted new rules governing the sale of affordable housing developments. The regulations are aimed at preserving properties with deed restrictions that limit rents to affordable levels.
City Council Seeks Restrictions on San Diego’s Acclaimed ADU Bonus Program
A nationally regarded San Diego housing program designed to significantly boost the number of new affordable housing units is unexpectedly under fire from the City Council.
San Diego moves to preserve affordable housing built with public money
The San Diego City Council voted Monday to adopt an ordinance intended to prevent developers from converting homes deemed as affordable to market rate or luxury housing units. The Affordable Housing Preservation Ordinance will expand state laws to preserve deed-restricted affordable housing for very-low,
City of San Diego to Host Regional Poetry Competition for High School Students
The city of San Diego is partnering with the National Poetry Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, the California ...
One California city tries a different approach to fire prevention: A new spray on dry brush
This approach to fire prevention is new for both San Diego and the nation: The company making Citrotech, Mighty Fire Breaker, ...
California ‘Teacher of the Year’ sobs as she admits to abusing two students, ages 11 and 12
Jacqueline Ma admitted to lewd acts with her students as part of a plea deal that could see her sentenced to 30 years to life.
How the DOJ's lawsuit over sanctuary policies could impact San Diego and California
The U.S. Department of Justice’s lawsuit against Illinois and Chicago, filed Thursday over their policies limiting local law ...
The plan to turn an empty California warehouse into one of the nation’s largest shelters is dead
“While I continue to believe the proposed shelter at Kettner and Vine was the best and most cost-effective option for a ...
San Diego Chapter of Teachers Union Joins Other Districts Banding Together for Higher Pay, Smaller Classes
The California Teachers Association campaign is uniting educators in 32 districts demanding the prioritization of fully ...
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ICE encounters reported in San Diego County as mass deportation fears grow
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) appear to be stepping up operations in San Diego County, as migrant ...
San Diego Police Department Won't Adopt Restrictive Pursuit Politics
Last year, the Commission on Police Practices recommended that the San Diego Police Department change its policies to limit ...