Report: S.D. County Will Fall Short 70,000 Housing Units By 2050
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A new report shows San Diego County will fall short of 70,000 housing units by 2050, based on current land use plans. The county population is projected to increase from 3.1... 9 hours ago | KPBS |  

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California Economy Will Be Slow to Recover, Study Says
A new report on the state’s economy isn’t providing any good news on this Labor Day. The study says California won’t recover from the recession as quickly as most other states. September 8, 2009 | KPBS |  
Calif. Violence Shelters Closing Amid Budget Cuts
Six domestic violence shelters in California have been forced to close while dozens more are scaling back services after Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger eliminated all state funding... September 8, 2009 | KPBS |  
The Future is Green
Is it easy being green? We'll explore how companies are adopting environmentally-friendly business practices, making green products and offering green services, and how consumers... September 7, 2009 | KPBS |  
Massive San Onofre Project to Generate 1,000 Jobs
A massive construction project to replace integral parts of Southern California's only nuclear generators will begin this month, Southern California Edison announced today. September 7, 2009 | KPBS |  
No Celebration for Unemployed this Labor Day
Almost one million jobs have been lost in California over the last two years. The current unemployment rate in San Diego County is over 10 percent, and that's expected to grow in... September 4, 2009 | KPBS |  
Unemployment Hits 26-Year High Of 9.7 Percent
The nation's unemployment rate jumped to 9.7 percent in August, even as employers shed fewer jobs than predicted for the month — a mixed signal for an economy that many believe is... September 4, 2009 | KPBS |  
Is Local Real Estate Starting to Turn Around?
Is the local real estate market starting to turn around, or is the worst yet to come? We speak to real estate broker Matt Battiata, and real estate economist Gary London about... September 3, 2009 | KPBS |  
CA Passes Prison Reform
California has revealed a plan to reduce the state's inmate population. We're joined on Morning Edition by non-partisan Sacramento Political Consultant Leo McElroy. September 22, 2009 | KPBS |  
S.D. Already Feeling Impact Of Pension Payment
The city of San Diego is already feeling the impact of the record breaking $225 million pension payment it will have to make next year. The city is implementing a hiring freeze to... September 22, 2009 | KPBS |  
Mayor Sanders Urges S.D. To Build For The Future
Mayor Sanders encouraged San Diego to move forward with $1.6 billion in building projects that include a new City Hall, a new library downtown, and an expansion of the convention... September 18, 2009 | KPBS |  
Is Economic Recession Starting To Recede?
Have we seen the worst of this economic recession, or are more difficult times ahead? President Barack Obama says the worst of the recession is behind us, but more financial... September 18, 2009 | KPBS |