Uber, Lyft Lose at the Ballot in Austin, Suspend Operations
Tue, 05/10/2016
By Maureen Tobin & Kit Cole
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Los Angeles Metro Expansions Reach Farther and Farther into Nearby Cities
Tue, 03/1/2016
Stay gold!
It is easy to dismiss L.A. as a city with lackluster public transit options until you actually read about what is going on around the L.A. basin.
San Diego and Tijuana Get World First Binational Airport Terminal
Thu, 12/10/2015
While all air traffic is still going through the Tijuana International Airport, just a stone’s throw from the US/Mexico border, a 390-foot sky bridge spans the border and links up with a full servi
Sacramento Votes to Ban Loud, Sleeping People on Public Transit
Tue, 10/27/2015
They tried to ban smelly people too, but that one failed.
Coronado Residents Object to Bike Lanes, Calling Them ‘Graffiti’
Thu, 10/1/2015
There were some pretty colorful metaphors in the public comment.
San Diego Proposes $160M Stoplight Project
Wed, 08/26/2015
Timing is everything, especially on San Diego’s increasingly congested streets.
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Wednesday, May 18, 2022 - 07:18
Rev & Tax
Wednesday, May 18, 2022 - 08:30
A Bay Area startup is making waves with a set of new bunk-bed style sleeping pods available for $800 a month. They’re basically bunk beds with curtains in a space no more than 8 feet high.
Legal
Thursday, May 12, 2022 - 06:55
A three judge panel of the Third Appellate District Court has sided with San Diego in its challenge over a state mandate that requires local water districts to pay for lead testing at schools.
Special Reports
Monday, April 25, 2022 - 14:19
By Maureen Tobin & Kit Cole