Editorials
Why Uptown Planners recommends a height reduction for ‘6th & Olive’ project
On Jan. 28, the San Diego City Council will decide whether to approve a proposed 225-foot-high building in Bankers Hill...
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How the Port of San Diego champions women, minorities and small businesses and access for all
Diversity is a strength in any enterprise, and the benefits of inclusion are no secret. It takes a variety of...
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New Council, new year — It’s time for city leaders to act with new urgency on climate change
The city’s Climate Action Plan has rightly been hailed for its bold, aggressive commitments to tackle climate change head-on.
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Avoid scams during the holidays
As we near the holiday season, online shopping increases and so do online scams.
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Guest Editorial: Why the city must stay committed to solving our homelessness crisis
"When I took office two years ago, San Diego’s urban core neighborhoods were in the midst of a homelessness crisis with no...
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Guest Editorial: How veterans changed the military and built the middle class
Like labor unions before them, veterans and soldiers organized to win benefits millions now rely on.
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Guest Editorial: Get the lead out of San Diego schools
Lead is an incredibly potent neurotoxin that impairs how children learn, grow and behave.
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Voters should insist on an exceptional plan for Mission Valley — and Measures G and E don’t qualify
Despite the high emotions and heated debates between competing visions — Soccer City (Measure E) and SDSU West (Measure G)...
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Guest Editorial: It’s time to put roads over transit
In San Diego County, public transit, such as buses and trolleys, receives over 50 percent of all local transportation funding,...
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Guest Editorial: Transit investments help drivers too
Why are we still looking to freeway expansion as the answer to traffic congestion?
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