San Diego softening its financial reserves policy despite recession fears. City officials blame pandemic, say slower approach to increasing reserves is more achievable, realistic
New San Diego program aims to help middle-income residents buy their first home. Cash for down payments, closing costs would go to 30 families in pilot program; city estimates 45,000 households need such help
The bond plan from Mayor Todd Gloria expected to cost $348 million over the next 30 years would backfill funds diverted when the city bought out leases for the uninhabitable 101 Ash St. office tower and nearby Civic Center Plaza.