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New federal action on the Colorado River is set to reshape how water is managed across the Southwest—and the ripple effects will be felt far beyond farms and reservoirs. Under a newly finalized Interior Department plan, Arizona, California, and Nevada must cut significant water use over the

Billions in federal housing spending were intended to narrow the gap between paychecks and home prices—but a new report suggests the affordability crisis has only deepened, especially in California. For many San Diego residents, that reality doesn’t just affect whether you can buy a home; it affects

San Diego’s sidewalks are getting fresh attention after a recent local report highlighted how curb cuts, broken concrete, missing shade, and frequent driveway crossings can turn a simple walk into a daily safety obstacle—especially in dense areas like East Village downtown. For residents, visitors, and business owners

Southern California homeowners are in an unusually strong equity position right now, according to a recent housing-market snapshot tracking “underwater mortgages” (when a homeowner owes more than the home is worth). In early 2026, the share of underwater loans across major local markets was remarkably low—especially in

San Diego just cleared a major hurdle in a decades-in-the-making plan to reshape the northeastern edge of Mission Bay into expanded marshland and new public recreation areas. The California Coastal Commission’s approval unlocks the city’s ability to pursue state and federal funding for a transformation that could