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East Village Residents Reveal Possibility Of A Nuisance Case After Losing Noise Complaint Against Padres, City

By Ron Donoho ● News ● November 12, 2026

A Superior Court judge said the team and the city didn’t violate or fail to enforce noise ordinances. But the case may not be over.

By Editor ● News ● November 11, 2026

San Diegans lined up on the Harbor Drive parade route to say “thank you for your service.”

By Janet Rogers ● News ● November 10, 2026

THE PUBLIC INTEREST: Our downtown watchdog’s second column tracks the unexpected late-night noise made by commuter trains

By Ron Donoho ● News ● November 6, 2026

The Padres and the city got a tentative ruling in their favor. A final verdict is expected next week

By Ron Donoho ● News ● November 4, 2026

The next step for the unpopular mayor isn’t known. Will he face the recall or seek appointed statewide office?

By Deanna Ratnikova ● News ● November 2, 2026

WALKING IN THE CITY: Large East Village park still delayed while small RaDD green space is open for recreation

By Janet Rogers ● News ● October 30, 2026

THE PUBLIC INTEREST: New watchdog column will keep tabs on complex downtown civic issues

By Ron Donoho ● News ● October 28, 2026

This grassroots group of friends have fun while cleaning up around their condo building

By Deanna Ratnikova ● News ● October 26, 2026

WALKING IN THE CITY: Downtown’s original ballpark Lane Field is still commemorated onsite

By Ron Donoho ● News ● October 22, 2026

This altruistic new civic institution aims to create more human connection in the community