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Morning Report: To Raise or Not to Raise Water Rates
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Voice of San Diego
The San Diego City Council will decide today whether to raise water rates for 1.4 million people… no big deal.
Panelists include Ricardo Flores from the Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) San Diego, Stephen Russell from the San Diego Housing Federation and Sean Kilkenny, a partner at Nolen communities.
In Other NewsCorrection: Yesterday’s Morning Report misstated the county’s progress on state housing goals.
Yesterday’s Morning Report misstated the county’s progress on state housing goals.
(KPBS)San Diego County supervisors Paloma Aguirre and Terra Lawson-Remer today plan to renew their effort to declare the Tijuana River Valley an environmental Superfund site.