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Is Congress on the right track with its proposed EV tax? (opens the original)
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A bipartisan bill in Congress could add a new tax for electric vehicles just as there is a renewed push to move away from gas-powered cars. The proposed EV fee would start at $130 annually and is considered an attempt to make sure all drivers pay their fair share. The federal government collects 18.4 cents per gallon on every U.S. gasoline purchase to help pay for road and transit construction projects. EV drivers traditionally don’t pay anything at the federal level. Previous attempts to collec
San Diego’s home prices rise at fastest rate in nearly 1.5 years (opens the original)
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By Phillip Molnar | phillip.molnar@sduniontribune.comPUBLISHED: September 29, 2026 at 10:38 AM PDT | UPDATED: September 29, 2026 at 12:11 PM PDTGetting your Trinity Audio player ready..."If financing costs stay near 7% into the fall," said an economist, "the acceleration seen since spring may be difficult to sustain." Already have an account? Log In This article is only available to subscribers Flash Sale Standard Digital $1 for 1 year Get this offer Offer valid for non-subscribers only Share th
San Diego home price hits new record high. Will it last? (opens the original)
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San Diego County’s median home price hit a record high in June of $923,080. After months of a sluggish real estate market, June marked a return to typical summer buying patterns. Attom Data Solutions said the previous record median, which combines sales of single-family homes, townhouses and condos, was $914,000 in June 2024. San Diego was not alone in an upswing in June, with all Southern California markets seeing significant gains in home sales. It is common for prices to rise this time of yea
Is San Diego on the right track with its Mid-City plan? (opens the original)
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San Diego planners recently released a blueprint plan to rezone large areas of the city to allow for denser development. Some neighborhood leaders aren’t happy. The proposed plan is for City Heights, Normal Heights, Kensington, Talmadge, Rolando and some nearby areas that could boost the number of homes from 54,000 to 96,000 and the total population from 138,000 to 227,000. The plan, which city officials hope to finalize next spring, would bring high-rise and mid-rise housing to an area official
Are San Diego landlords scared of their tenants? (opens the original)
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Some San Diego landlords and property managers are pretty scared of their renters, says a new survey. The San Diego-based Southern California Rental Housing Association released results of a survey this week of members that found more than 41% of respondents said they believe hostile or threatening behavior by tenants is more common than five years ago. Additionally, nearly half of respondents sometimes felt unsafe doing their jobs. The association represents landlords, property managers and oth
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