Does the Port of San Diego have too much power over San Diego's bayfront?

A recent San Diego County Grand Jury report recommends additional oversight for the Port of San Diego, which essentially gets to play by its own rules, operating outside the jurisdictional authority of the county and neighboring cities.

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