Daily Business Report-April 17, 2019
Students at San Diego City College’s Sustainable Urban Agriculture program get hands-on experience at the Downtown campus. (Photo courtesy of
Read MoreStudents at San Diego City College’s Sustainable Urban Agriculture program get hands-on experience at the Downtown campus. (Photo courtesy of
Read MoreCharter school advocates and teachers unions mass at the Capitol on April 10, as state lawmakers consider dramatic curbs on
Read MoreAssemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez at a Latino Caucus legislative priorities press conference on April 3. (Courtesy Lorena Gonzalez) Commentary Big Issue:
Read MoreRendering of The Link, to be built at 707 17th St. in East Village. (Courtesy of Carrier Johnson + Culture)
Read MoreRendering of the exterior of the former Nordstrom building, part of the proposed The Campus at Horton in Downtown San
Read MoreCertain corporations might have to pay significantly higher state corporate taxes. A $5 billion corporate tax proposal CALmatters Corporations earning
Read MoreAlmond grower Jonathan Hoff of Monte Vista Farming Co. in Denair says Trump’s trade wars have forced him to cut
Read MoreScene from last year’s Operation Thin Mint Sendoff aboard the USS Midway Museum. It included Christina Bailey, this year’s top-ranked
Read MoreAn example of “Accessory Dwelling Units,” or granny flats, which are helping ease California’s housing crisis. (Photo by Jason Goecke
Read MoreGun magazine with ammo (Credit: iStock photo. Dmytro Syneinychenko) High-capacity magazines return to California By Dan Morain | CALmatters For
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