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   • $1.4 BILLION CHARGERS STADIUM PLAN
   • 'A Fair Shake for Communities': Reactions to Filner's First Budget
   • 'Are We to Limit Elected Office Only to Businesspeople?'
   • 'Fiscal Cliff' Called an Economic Peril
   • 'Fiscal cliff' worth $6b in local losses
   • 'Negative interest' rates? EconoMeter panel weighs in
   • 'October Surprise' Could Spur County Turnout Expert Says
   • 'Phones Drones and Genomes': Top Sectors Where SD Makes a Mark
   • 'State of Region' luncheon will be Feb. 4 at Sony in Rancho Bernardo
   • 'Stubbornly sluggish' growth seen in 2013
   • 'Water Is Essential to What We Do'
   • 'You Pay for What You Want'
   • ...and El Niño could cost billions
   • 10 big things to know about California's 2016 election
   • 100k Californians to lose unemployment benefits Saturday
   • 2 potential firms hired for new stadium project
   • 2016 Election Season
   • 3 possible threats to the SD housing market
   • 3 Sectors Among Region's Pillars
   • 4-year community college degree - good or bad?
   • 40% in SD can't make ends meet study says
   • 50 Most Important Businesses
   • 54K San Diego County Residents Live In 100-Year Flood Zones
   • 6 must-know stats about July 4
   • 6 workers for every open job feds say
   • 950000 people expected to flock to San Diego for Fourth of July
   • A FURTHER DRAIN ON SOUTH BAY TAXPAYERS
   • A glimpse into the potential of the drone industry
   • A Higher Minimum Wage?
   • A Look At San Diego's Fiscal Health After The Great Recession
   • A New Face Enters the Congressional Race in the 53rd District
   • A positive outlook for San Diego's economy
   • A robot tax: An answer to automation and job loss?
   • A stock correction by year's end?
   • A threat to your Social Security check?
   • A toast to San Diego tourism
   • A U.S. company creates software jobs in Tijuana - and San Diego applauds
   • Actionable stadium plan in San Diego needed with owners meeting looming
   • Adult Children Living at Home Stymies Local Housing Recovery
   • Affluent Californians Still Contemplating Relocating to Avoid Tax Increase
   • Affluent Californians Still Contemplating Relocating to Avoid Tax Increase
   • Ahoy Sailor: Recession Softened in SD County Thanks to Military's Expansion in Region
   • Airbnb-Funded Study Finds Many More Short Term Rentals at the Beach Than Realized
   • Airbnb: A first-timer's guide to using the vacation rental service
   • AleSmith Brewing Co. Plans to Ramp Up Production to 25000 Barrels Following 2015 Expansion Hiring Spree
   • All-Star Game: A summer economic assist?
   • Amid the Chargers rah-rah a financial reality sandwich
   • An Anheuser-Busch brewpub for San Diego?
   • Analysis of Stadium Group's Report: Realistic But With Risks
   • Analysis: Financing Recommendations For New Chargers Stadium 'Reasonable And Realistic'
   • Analysis: Strong Mayor Vote a Sanders Endorsement
   • Animal rights activists speak out about killer whale birth
   • Apple Watch: A good economic investment?
   • Are fears of a new recession warranted?
   • Are higher capital gains taxes a good thing?
   • Are local CEOs paid too much?
   • Are SeaWorld's fortunes looking up?
   • Are student-athletes college employees?
   • Are Trump's plans to revive Export-Import Bank a good thing?
   • Are we in the midst of a stealth recovery?
   • As cuts loom military outlook unclear for San Diego County
   • As San Diego's economy hollows...
   • Asian voter turnout rises
   • Asian-Americans Tip 52nd District Balance to DeMaio Poll Says
   • Aside from energy costs prices see little change
   • At 4.7 percent unemployment is San Diego County truly at full employment?
   • At a Private Xconomy Dinner Luminaries Debate the Future of Innovation in San Diego
   • At Fleet Week time of change for Navy
   • Athletic Endurance Events Have $64.1M Economic Impact Locally
   • Author of Most Comprehensive Study on the Cost of Project Labor Agreements Speaks in Contra Costa County California and Earns Inflatable Rat Balloon Greeting
   • Aversion to 'tax inversion'
   • Bad Decade for San Diego Employment
   • BAGBY BREWERY NEARLY READY TO OPEN IN O'SIDE BAGBY BREWERY ON TAP IN O'SIDE
   • Balancing Housing Density And Community Character In San Diego
   • Ballast Point Brewing Sold To Constellation Brands For $1B
   • Ballast Point plans stock offering
   • Ballast Point's Sculpin leads San Diego craft beers to robust growth in 2015
   • Ballpark neighborhood still waiting for revival years later
   • Base Closure Threat Not Expected to Hit Home
   • Because we're a healthy lot
   • Beer bigger than Comic-Con in North County
   • Beer desert no more
   • Beer industry snapshot
   • Beer is big bubbly business in SD new study confirms
   • Beer is booming on the Hops Highway
   • Beer jobs jump 40% since 2011
   • Beer vs. food: Political bets compete in San Diego Denver
   • Beer Week Pairs Well With Time and Place
   • Best Family-Friendly Neighborhoods
   • Bid to shift Pentagon spending
   • Big Craft Beer: Good for the Local Guys?
   • Big Gains Seen in New Start-Up Companies in San Diego
   • Big tech too big for the public's good?
   • Blackout a reminder of power grid vulnerabilities
   • Blackout losses could top $100 million
   • Blackout Unplugs San Diego Economy.
   • Blackout's economic impact mixed experts say
   • Boil water order for parts of county follows massive blackout
   • Border dreamers push for legislative action on DACA
   • Born poor in San Diego
   • BRAC Looming On Budget Horizon
   • BRE Commercial Set to Unfurl New Flag
   • Break up California's PUC?
   • Breweries become big moneymaker for San Diego
   • Breweries in San Diego offer highest wages in industry but still face challenges
   • Brewing Scene Experiences Changes as the Sector Expands
   • Brexit — what do San Diego analysts think?
   • Brexit impact on San Diego: A plus or minus?
   • Broad coalition seeking designation as center of excellence for unmanned systems
   • Broadcom Offers Qualcomm $130 Billion In Takeover Bid
   • Brown signs key military veterans bills
   • Brownfield cleanup costs worst in S.D.
   • BUDGET CUTS TO DEFENSE WILL STING BUT S.D. HAS SEEN WORSE
   • Budget deal a boon for San Diego
   • Budget deal seen as boon for San Diego
   • Budget mess could imperil San Diego military
   • BUILDING PERMITS ON THE RISE IN S.D. COUNTY
   • Building permits outpacing 2012
   • BUSES TRAINS GAIN RIDERS
   • Business confidence rebounds says Chamber of Commerce
   • Business Leaders Promote San Diego as Destination for Medical Tourism
   • BUSINESS: Potential federal government shutdown rattles local boardrooms
   • Businesses not dying in spite of living wage
   • Buy or rent: EconoMeter panel advises
   • California 10/20 run back on in Encinitas
   • California drought's impact on beer? Well it is 90 percent water
   • California homes remain nation's most expensive
   • California Primary: Nearly 1 Million Absentee Ballots Requested in San Diego County
   • California Sales Tax to Go Up Wednesday
   • California State Legislature Picks a Fight with The United States Constitution
   • California's Bullet Train project brakes for animals
   • California's gyrating budget: Tax reforms ahead?
   • Californians choose lifestyle over job rate
   • Can philanthropy fill R&D grant gap if feds back away?
   • Can Qualcomm reconnect?
   • Can Qualcomm reconnect? [The San Diego Union-Tribune]
   • Can San Diego afford a new stadium?
   • Can San Diego land Amazon?
   • Can U.S. help Europe out of its econ hole?
   • Can we should we fix our housing market?
   • Carl DeMaio Wants You to Have a Job
   • Carlsbad Rejecting Measure A But Many Ballots Still Uncounted
   • Carrier Deployment Is Next Mission for Drones
   • Carson Council Approves Bolts-Raiders Stadium Efforts
   • Carson Stadium Economic Study Flagged for Suspect Conclusions
   • Carson Stadium update
   • CCDC Begins Process To Extend Its Future
   • Celebrate National Manufacturing Day at companies across the city
   • CENSUS: Highest percentage of children in poverty since recession began in 2007
   • Century-low turnout predicted for election
   • CEO (Trump) as president: EconoMeter panel speaks
   • CEOs and White House: An upside to leaving panels?
   • Challenges Abound as Economic Concerns Linger
   • Change these federal rules and regs say EconoMeter panelists
   • Changing faces in San Diego
   • Chargers pay for Carson economic study
   • Chargers slam city's stadium proposal calling draft EIR 'inevitably ill-fated
   • Chargers Stadium Imitative
   • Chargers Stadium Surprise: No Public Vote for New Taxes Needed
   • Chargers Raiders buy land in Carson
   • Chew on this during San Diego Beer Week
   • China currency drop: Any impact on U.S. economy?
   • Chinese hackers gathering info on drone technology
   • Christmas wish list: A big year for small business
   • Citigroup Nixon Peabody Hired for Stadium Finance Talks
   • City Council races stride to tip Democrat majority imbalance
   • City Gives Back to Brewers to Encourage Growth
   • City likely to pay for Filner's exit
   • City of San Diego gets another chance to present Stadium Plan to NFL
   • City officials rejected new Chargers stadium in Mission Valley 11-years ago
   • City should cut paperwork for small businesses DeMaio says
   • City County Left Only With General Funds to Offer NFL Gods
   • City County Prepping for Too-Big-To-Fail El Niño
   • Civita attracts house-hungry buyers
   • Climate Policies Can Impair Economic Mobility
   • Coachella Valley braces for El Niño flooding
   • Comic-Con: Lower hotel rates to keep the con?
   • Company Formation Venture Capital Remain Concerns in Data for San Diego's Innovation Economy
   • Compared with Orange and L.A. San Diego Underspends on Firefighting
   • COMPROMISE ON MINIMUM WAGE HIKE DISCUSSED
   • Conference Sees Growing Role for UAVs in Region's Economic Picture
   • Congressional race could drive voter turnout
   • Construction falters when empty nest refills
   • Consumer Inaction Still Affecting Retail Space Scene
   • Contractors: Cuomo should study impact of labor agreements
   • Controller: Long road ahead to state's economic recovery
   • Controlling Costs in School Construction
   • Convention Center Expansion Plan Tallies Up $698M Annual Impact
   • Convention Center labor pact ignites controversy
   • Corky McMillin Cos. Takes Lead With Reborn $4B Project
   • Corporate Giving Benefits Everyone Involved
   • CORRECTING and REPLACING Dev Bootcamp Opens its Doors in San Diego; Original Coding Bootcamp Will Provide Talent Pipeline for San Diego's Tech Economy
   • Cost Of Living Keeps San Diego Salaries Above Average
   • Couch-surf or get a roommate
   • Could private seat licenses pay for a new Chargers stadium?
   • Could SD tourism thrive minus Comic-Con?
   • Could SeaWorld Be Put Up For Sale?
   • Council weighs in on energy rates
   • Councilman Alvarez Urges San Diego To Declare State Of Emergency Ahead Of El Niño
   • Countdown to state budget deadline
   • County added only 900 jobs in August but yearly growth strong
   • County Adopts Plan to Consolidate Fire Agencies
   • County fire agencies spend less per resident than SoCal counterparts
   • County home prices down as in most metro markets
   • County jobless rate slipped to 10.6% last month
   • County lags in fire funding compared to LA OC report says
   • County leads region in home-price gains
   • County negotiates help for El Nino flooding
   • County poverty rate on the rise study says
   • County prepares for El Niño
   • County Redistricting
   • County shows slow steady job growth
   • County's economic indicators rise again
   • County's economy sees smaller gains
   • County state unemployment rates up
   • Court to decide if SeaWorld can have trainers in the water with Orcas
   • Court to decide if SeaWorld can have trainers in the water with Orcas
   • Craft beer adds $300M to local economy study says
   • Craft Beer Association of San Diego Launches as Craft Beer Think Tank
   • Craft beer beats Comic-Con as San Diego's superhero
   • Craft Beer Bigger Than Comic-Con? With $300M Impact the Answer is Yes
   • Craft Beer Brewing A Success Story In San Diego
   • Craft Beer Contributes $6.5B to Calif. Economy: Report
   • Craft beer doubles in size and economic impact
   • Craft Beer Industry Reaching Critical Mass in North County
   • Craft beer scene still hopping
   • Craft Brewers Thrive Drive Need for Space
   • Craft brewers try to fight back against big brewer moves
   • Craft Brewery Brings in More Money Than Comic-Con: Study
   • Craft brewing could be L.A. County's next boom industry
   • Craft brewing could be the next boom industry in Los Angeles County
   • Craft brews continue to flow through San Diego
   • CREATIVE STRATEGIES CAN BOOST MANUFACTURING
   • Critics say U-T poll was flawed
   • CSAG releases its financing plan for a new San Diego Stadium
   • Culture Report: Keeping Convoy Culinary and Cultural
   • Cunningham Says Local Economic Recovery Losing Momentum
   • Cunningham worries about local housing bubble
   • CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION CUTS SHELVED
   • Cuts In Department of Defense Spending Could Hit San Diego's Economy
   • Daily Business Report — April 4 2011
   • Daily Business Report-April 30 2013
   • Daily Business Report-April 30 2014
   • Daily Business Report-Sept. 20 2013
   • Daily Dose: La Mesa Crime Spree
   • Deal Could Be Worth $3.16B for NASSCO
   • Dean Spanos responds to mayor's concerns with Chargers initiative
   • Death to 'death taxes'?
   • Debate over minimum wage hike rolls on
   • Debate: short-term rentals good or bad?
   • Debt Ceiling for Dummies
   • Debt ceiling threatens local defense spending
   • Debt ceiling: What's fact and what's fiction?
   • Decision 2013: An early look at voter turnout
   • Decision 2014: Early mail ballots favor Faulconer
   • DECISION 2016: Donald Trump projected to win 133 of 172 California GOP delegates
   • Decline in Household Formation Hampering San Diego Economy
   • Defense Cuts Seen Hurting an Already Lagging Local Economy
   • Defense Growing Sector Of San Diego Economy
   • Defense spending boost: Pros and cons
   • Defense spending increasing boosting San Diego economy
   • Defense Fire Reconstruction Propel San Diego Economy
   • Del Mar Fairgrounds looks to create its own craft beer brand with brewery restaurant
   • DeMaio Leads Peters But Race Is Still Uncertain
   • DeMaio proposed action plan to help small business
   • DeMaio: It's Legal Trust Me
   • Democratic voter surge Sanders could shift local races
   • Democrats split over Filner
   • Despite Economy Legoland To Build Water Park
   • Developers adapt housing projects to keep Gen X here
   • Dip in property-tax defaults delights county's collector
   • Disaster insurance: Should it be mandatory?
   • Disneyland's Star Wars: A challenge to SD tourist attractions?
   • District 4 Seat Up for Grabs
   • District 4 Voting Results Show Shift In Southeast San Diego
   • Do medical jobs carry the San Diego economy?
   • Do you deserve a raise?
   • Does a new stadium make economic sense?
   • Does lower unemployment rate mean it's easier to find a job?
   • Does peso's drop affect San Diego and Tijuana's economy?
   • Does stock market decline signal a recession?
   • Dollars and Sense
   • Don't Blame Airbnb for San Diego's Housing Crisis
   • Don't expect Florida and Caribbean tourists to flock west
   • Down payments at 1%: A good idea?
   • Drone aircraft add $2 billion to economy
   • Drones Are Controversial But Profitable For San Diego
   • Drones big boost for county economy
   • Drought cutbacks threaten several local industries study says
   • Drought-Related Water Cutbacks Should Have Limited Effect on Businesses
   • Dubious stats for All-Star Game?
   • Dueling Job Data Revisited
   • Dumanis faces heat for alleged plagiarism
   • Dumanis Lifts Her Plan Word for Word
   • Early Returns Give Apathy the Most 'Votes'
   • Early sales a win for retailers?
   • Early voting begins in San Diego
   • Early voting for California primary begins as mail-in ballots are sent out
   • Early voting for Nov. 4 election underway
   • Early Voting Underway In San Diego County Races
   • Eateries Seek to Curb Sidewalk Dining Rules
   • Ebola: The economic fallout
   • EconoMeter on local minimum wage: Fair or foul?
   • EconoMeter panel checks Clinton economics
   • EconoMeter panel considers Ukraine effect
   • EconoMeter panel give thanks
   • EconoMeter panel looks at home prices rising
   • EconoMeter panel looks to next 6 months
   • EconoMeter panel mops up after fires
   • EconoMeter panel weighs Trump economics
   • EconoMeter panel's to-do list for Trump Congress
   • EconoMeter panel: Are tightened trade policies bad for the economy?
   • EconoMeter panel: Interest rates on the rise in 2015?
   • EconoMeter panel: Predictions and results
   • EconoMeter panel: The high price of less homebuilding
   • EconoMeter panelists peer into 2015
   • EconoMeter panelists' picks for biggest (econ) surprise of 2016
   • EconoMeter ponders whether a higher deficit is OK with a tax cut?
   • EconoMeter predictions for 2016
   • EconoMeter: Biggest surprise of 2014
   • EconoMeter: Iraq insurgency watch
   • Econometer: Replace VA with vouchers?
   • EconoMeter: SD as #1 startup haven?
   • Econometer: Should new grads stay in San Diego?
   • Econometer: Should the US be run like a business?
   • EconoMeter: Should we subsidize breweries?
   • EconoMeter: Student college loan relief a good thing?
   • EconoMeter: Upside/downside of low interest rates
   • EconoMeter: What are you thankful for this year?
   • EconoMeter: Will business uncertainty lapse post-election?
   • EconoMeter: Will higher mortgage rates weaken housing market?
   • Econometer: Will robots take SD jobs?
   • Econometer: Will trade deal between Japan-EU hurt U.S.?
   • Economic Analysis Sees 'More of the Same' for Region
   • Economic Delegation Brings Home Some Lessons from Abroad
   • Economic forecast calls for slow growth
   • Economic Growth Booming in South County
   • Economic Growth Forecast
   • Economic growth of South Bay triples that of county as whole study finds
   • Economic impact of a high speed rail
   • Economic impact of endurance events
   • Economic Impact of Golf Industry in San Diego
   • Economic impact of last week's blackout
   • Economic indexes suggest slower growth for Fresno Valley
   • Economic indicator at 5-year high
   • Economic indicators to watch in 2017
   • Economic outlook a bit brighter
   • Economic Outlook for San Diego
   • Economic sanctions against North Korea: Will they work?
   • Economics of Keeping the Chargers in San Diego
   • Economist Sees Sequestration Damaging the Local Economy
   • Economist sees slowdown in region for 2016
   • Economist: San Diego Would be Helped by Sequestration Delay
   • Economist: Yes you were poorer in San Diego last year
   • Economists predict slight improvement one year from today
   • Economists see little change after election
   • Economists State South San Diego County is the Perfect Place for Amazon Headquarters
   • Economy 2013 maddeningly slow
   • Economy for 2013: San Diego worse than state nation?
   • Economy hops: thank craft brewers
   • Economy in 2nd half of '17: Up down or steady?
   • Economy moving through homegrown obstacles
   • Economy nudges former office rank-and-file to go it alone
   • Economy of San Diego's Craft Beer Scene Sees Dramatic Rise
   • Economy Recovers Thanks to Tech Companies
   • Economy stock market will be affected by upcoming 'fiscal cliff'
   • ECONOMY: Area could lose billions if debt limit isn't raised
   • ECONOMY: Families to spend $201 million on back-to-school supplies in San Diego County
   • ECONOMY: Federal pay freeze will sting in San Diego County report says
   • ECONOMY: Golf is big business
   • ECONOMY: Report indicates it could take a decade to regain lost local jobs
   • ECONOMY: Unemployment in San Diego and Riverside counties jumps to 2010 levels
   • Economy: Where are we now?
   • EDITORIAL: A tip to reform minimum wage
   • Editorial: Getting less bang for school-bond bucks
   • EFFECTS OF SEQUESTRATION STARTING TO BECOME CLEAR
   • El Niño Could Bring Flash Flooding to 55000 in San Diego
   • El Niño Could Bring Too Much of a Good Thing: Rain
   • El Niño could cause economic pain
   • El Niño storms could flood up to 54K county residents study says
   • El Nino could have widespread negative impacts
   • EL NINO COULD LEAD TO SEVERE FLOODING IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY
   • El Nino flood danger a threat to 54K San Diegans
   • El Nino rainstorms could bring flood threats to 54K San Diegans
   • Election Day is here... finally!
   • Election's economic impact
   • Elections will never end
   • Employment data lesson: Get a good education
   • Encinitas to Consider Temporary Ban on New Bars Breweries
   • End the 'dreamers' program and hurt the economy?
   • Endurance Races Run Up $64M in Economic Impact: Study
   • Entrepreneurs create their own jobs
   • ESCONDIDO CHARTER CITY WORKSHOP DRAWS PROTESTS FROM DOZENS OF CITIZENS
   • ESTUDIO INDICA QUE OCEANSIDE NECESITA MáS TRABAJOS
   • Evacuation holdouts defy danger to protect homes
   • Even Lobbyists' Loot May Not Rescue Redevelopment
   • Exclusive Report: New Chargers Stadium Predicted Cost
   • Execs: North County a key economic driver
   • EXECUTIVES SIZE UP REGIONAL ECONOMY
   • Expect high turnout on Election Day
   • Experts Discuss Local Economic Concerns
   • Experts see big challenges for local economy
   • Experts Tell City Leaders Housing Is City's Biggest Economic Concern
   • Experts: Housing costs inequality among top regional economic concerns
   • Fact Check: The Clock Is Ticking
   • Families player development key to golf's growth
   • Fast track trade authority: A must for U.S. economy?
   • Faulconer maintains lead over Alvarez
   • Faulconer win about likeability governing style
   • Faulconer's Top 10 challenges as mayor
   • Faulconer: No Trump; No Border Wall
   • Fed bank president Yellen
   • Fed shovels money to Wall Street not Main Street
   • Fed shutdown an economic bummer?
   • Fed takes limited action disappoints many in recent meeting
   • Fed: Interest rates won't go up 'til unemployment goes down
   • Federal deficit impact on San Diego
   • Federal employee wage freeze expected to impact area's economy by $200M annually
   • Federal Pay Freeze Could Clip Almost $200 Million Annually from Local Economy
   • Federal pay freeze will cost San Diego nearly $200M a year
   • Federal payroll increases helping San Diego incomes
   • Federal Reserve tries to boost flagging economy
   • Federal wage freeze could hurt San Diego
   • Fewer in county moving away
   • Field is clear for SD councilwoman in new district
   • FIFA corruption: Is sponsor boycott the answer?
   • FIKES: Uneven performance for SD innovation
   • Financial growth continues for San Diego breweries
   • Finding The Openings
   • Fiscal Cliff Could Hit San Diego Hard
   • FIXING WEAK ECONOMY A PRIORITY FOR ROMNEY BACKERS
   • Fleeing to Temecula saves you $200 monthly
   • Focus: Is no tipping the answer to wage hike?
   • For small businesses times even tougher
   • For Whitburn the Math Didn't Pan Out
   • Forecast predicts 1.8% growth for S.D. in 2012
   • Forecast: rain and over $200 billion
   • Forecast: UAV production to double by end of decade
   • Foreclosures down 13% in 2010 31% from '08 peak
   • Formation of New Tech Start-Ups in San Diego Down Almost 40%
   • Four Local Craft Brewers Among Nation's 50 Largest
   • Four San Diego-Area Breweries Top Nation's Largest
   • Fresno-Madera Economic Index improves in October
   • Fresno-Madera economy declines
   • From Marathons To Mud Runs Endurance Events Boost San Diego's Economy
   • From the Publisher
   • Gas Prices Spike Over $4 a Gallon
   • Gaslamp's tax contributions to city come to $86M
   • Genesee interchange widening delayed
   • Get Used to Unemployment
   • Golf Beats Aerospace in Local Economic Impact
   • Golf industry boots San Diego's economy
   • Golf Industry Generates Billions For S.D. Economy
   • Golf industry hopes for return to pre-recession glory days
   • Golf Industry Impact
   • Golf Is One of the Drivers of Tourist Economy
   • Good Chance for Bernie Sanders Upset in California
   • GOP precincts take early lead in voting
   • Gov. Brown endorses Alvarez as San Diego mayoral candidates make final push for votes
   • Gov. Brown Endorses Alvarez for Mayor
   • Government job cuts ravage California
   • Green Companies Making Powerful Impact Right?
   • Groundbreaking Space
   • GROWTH OF BREWERIES SPILLING OVER INTO SAN DIEGO ECONOMY
   • Guaranteed income to replace welfare Social Security?
   • Half SD Households Can Afford Homes
   • Has NAFTA helped or hurt San Diego?
   • Health Care Industry Nurses San Diego Economy
   • Health care jobs economic impact grows in SD
   • Health check: U.S. economy @ midyear
   • Health or wealth?
   • HEALTHY PARTNERS
   • Help wanted: Engineers and computer scientists
   • Here We Go Again ...
   • Hi Mom I'm home. (Again!)
   • Hidden economy a hidden danger
   • High Gas Prices to Dent SD Growth
   • High Tech Jobs Boost San Diego's Economy.
   • High Turnout Expected for June Primary in San Diego
   • High turnout in San Diego predicted for primary election
   • High Voter Turnout Expected in San Diego
   • High-paying job prospects: Skills count
   • High-speed rail offers many benefits
   • High-Tech Help Wanted at Some Local Firms
   • High-Tech Help Wanted at Some Local Firms
   • High-Tech Health Care Fuel Local Job Growth
   • Higher expectations for 2010
   • Higher hotel taxes for 'convadium'? EconoMeter panel weighs in
   • Hike taxes for road repairs?
   • Hiring outlook brightest since '07
   • Hispanic vote calls shots in San Diego
   • Historic Union-Only Study Survives Trial by Fire (and an Inflatable Rat)
   • Holiday gifts threatened by shipping bankruptcy?
   • Home Prices Rise So Does Unemployment
   • Home sales down prices up in county
   • Home Team Wins As Sports Draw Crowds and Consumers
   • Homeowners prepare ahead of this winter's strong El Niño
   • House poor data rich
   • House Won't Vote Before Midnight On 'Fiscal Cliff' Deal
   • Housing at $495000: A worry for San Diegans?
   • HOUSING COSTS SEEN AS BARRIER TO LOCAL GROWTH
   • Housing demand is up inventory is low and prices are increasing in San Diego
   • Housing market hurt by stay-at-home adult children
   • Housing picture not all gloomy
   • Housing prices in county rise but sales down
   • Housing prices threaten growth study says
   • Housing Still 29.4% of San Diegans' Living Costs
   • Housing Turnaround? Retailers Hope So
   • HOUSING: San Diego County prices fall for second month
   • How Budget Cuts Haven't Impacted Police
   • How Dallas Killed the Farmers' Market: The Best #Cityreads of the Week
   • How Land Use Policy Can Make or Break the SD Beer Scene
   • How Low Can San Diego Go? Voter Turnout Forecast at 34-38 Percent
   • How low voter participation affects elections
   • How more job seekers are moving up
   • How much does illegal sex trade take in?
   • How much severe weather will El Niño bring?
   • How Obama Protects the Teamsters
   • How our local economy fared this past spring
   • How powerful are the hoteliers
   • How San Diego Swapped One Government Moneymaker for Another
   • How San Diego's Manufacturing Sector Has Changed in Four Charts
   • How Sanders' Prolonged Campaign Could Both Help and Hurt Clinton
   • How sequestration could lead San Diego into a recession
   • How the 49ers Got a Stadium – and Why It Won't Work Here
   • How the Registration Boom Will Play Out on Election Day
   • How will Qualcomm layoffs affect SD area?
   • How will the drought affect the San Diego economy?
   • Ideas Brewing for Exhibit at Fairgrounds
   • If Business Blinks On Prop. D
   • If China's economy tanks does California's soar?
   • If China's economy tanks does California's soar? – The San Diego Union
   • Illumina stays in San Diego after 10-year agreement ratified
   • Imagining life on the other side of recession
   • IMF to Fed: Raise rates?
   • Immigrant crisis: An econ spin
   • Immigrants drive CA's higher growth rate
   • Immigration reform: Economic downsides?
   • IMMIGRATION: Obama work program for young illegal immigrants poses problems for workers employers
   • Impasse on Debt Ceiling Could Cost San Diego $15 Billion
   • In defense-heavy San Diego 'fiscal cliff' threat hits home
   • In SD Drone-Makers Are Mysterious Even to Industry Insiders
   • Incentives may help brewers expand
   • Income Chasm Widens Here
   • Income gap widening in San Diego
   • Independence Day Holiday Weekend By The Numbers
   • Index: Fresno sees worrisome July economic swoon
   • Index: Fresno-Madera economy shows signs of weakness
   • Industrial clusters fuel growth north of I-8
   • Industry and Residents Can Coexist in Barrio Logan
   • Inmates to help with El Niño cleanup
   • INNOVATION: MiraCosta to host student innovator finals Thursday
   • INNOVATION: San Diego area tech startups double in year's first quarter
   • INNOVATION: Venture funding higher than expected
   • Innovative Tech Companies Are Driving San Diego's Economy
   • Innovative Technology Companies Are Driving San Diego's Economy
   • Inside the Plan to Fix San Diego's Hourglass Economy
   • Insight: Power reliability will cost Americans more
   • Institute issues gloomy forecast for 2014
   • Interest rate hike ahead?
   • Interest rates going up this month?
   • Interest rates on the rise?
   • International Trade Grows 27% in Region
   • International Trade Grows 27% in Region
   • Iraq War was boon for area contractors
   • Is 'Calexit' a good thing for the economy?
   • Is Chargers stadium EIR a wise expense?
   • Is Chargers stadium fiasco 1998 all over again?
   • Is city of SD uphill battle for GOP?
   • Is Comic-Con really worth the hype?
   • Is hacked email now a liability for businesses?
   • Is It Time for Bernie Sanders to Make a Graceful Exit? Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid Gives His Two Cents
   • Is now the time for pro soccer in San Diego?
   • Is San Diego headed for a luxury-hotel glut?
   • Is San Diego really worst city for creating wealth?
   • Is San Diego's Housing Market Headed For Another Bubble?
   • Is SD over the hump on unemployment?
   • Is the declining labor force a concern?
   • Is the economy turning Japanese?
   • Is the U.S. headed for a recession this year?
   • Is Tijuana a viable housing alternative for San Diegans?
   • Is Trump's proposed budget good for the US economy?
   • Is your vote depending on today's jobs report?
   • It's a Wrap: Camp Pendleton on the Web
   • Job growth rate: Disappointing?
   • Job growth stronger than estimated
   • Job growth sluggish homebuilding forecast for county in 2015
   • Jobless rate in county hit 11% in January
   • Jobs a recurring theme in Obama speech
   • Jobs growing as unemployment rate holds
   • Jobs Worth Keeping
   • Jones says competition in public services will save people's tax dollars
   • July job growth most in five months
   • Kelly Cunningham on the stimulus and San Diego's economy
   • KPBS Evening Edition: Sequestration Economic Impact
   • KUSI: Stadium Finance
   • L.A. Chargers: A good economic bet despite risks?
   • L.A.'s Growing Craft Beer Industry Is Good for the Economy Report Says
   • La Jolla called most expensive housing market in U.S. again
   • Lack of drama in San Diego mayor's race is welcome
   • Ladies and Gents We Have Election Contest Winners
   • Landscape shifted for small businesses in U.S.
   • Later on San Diego
   • Latino Unemployment Reaches Record Levels
   • LEARN HOW CRAFT BEER COULD BECOME YOUR CAREER
   • Leaving Paris climate accord - an economic plus?
   • Legalized pot: An economic boon to San Diego?
   • LEISURE: Golf courses on sale amid rough conditions
   • Lento Crecimiento
   • Leveraged pensions -- OK?
   • Lights Camera Marketing Action Make This Movie
   • Like Sweden a 6-hour workday for Americans?
   • Local beer boom no bubble report says
   • Local Beer Summit Tackles Ideas to Improve 'Hops Highway'
   • Local Beer-Makers Now Employ 4500 But Average Wages Slip
   • Local Craft Beer Brewers' Sales Topped $781 Million in 2013
   • Local Craft Beer Industry Keeps Pouring It On
   • Local economic recovery 'lackluster' study says
   • Local economists react calmly to jobs report
   • Local Economy Could Take Hit from Government Shutdown
   • Local Economy Not Too Shaken by Defense Cuts: Report
   • Local Economy to Grow in 2012 Report Says
   • Local economy to outpace state nation report predicts
   • Local Economy Trails National Recovery
   • Local employment situation predicted to gradually improve in 2011
   • Local GM dealers await changes.
   • Local golf courses get big boost from US Open
   • Local Housing Costs Climb Pricing Many Out of the Market
   • Local Housing Price Increases Don't Raise Concerns
   • LOCAL JOBLESS RATE DIPS
   • Local wages saw faster rise than others
   • Long budget impasse could cost San Diego $15 billion
   • Longtime residents will bear water conservation burden
   • Looking at Small Businesses and Employers in San Diego
   • Looking for Work?
   • Low Housing Affordability Hurting San Diego's Economy
   • Low oil prices - good or bad for economy?
   • Low Voter Turnout Projected for Today's Election
   • Low-wage earner study shines light on raising minimum wage
   • Lowest voter turnout expected in 30 years
   • Luring more meetings to San Diego is focus of new campaign
   • Mail-in ballot count begins
   • Make New Year's Eve a showcase for San Diego
   • Making it Here
   • Mall Defeat Doesn't Deter Lilac Hills
   • Manchester Donation Highlights a Big Question for D3
   • Mandating a project labor agreement is government overreach
   • Manufacturing Consent for a New Stadium in San Diego
   • Manufacturing Contributes Nearly 9% To San Diego Economy
   • Manufacturing job growth in SD beats forecasts
   • Manufacturing on the rebound
   • MANUFACTURING: Employment Declines But Clean Energy Creates Jobs
   • Manufacturing: wages good but jobs down
   • Many of the Region's Residents Head for Exit
   • Marathons run up dollars for San Diego
   • Massive Blackout Cost Estimated at as Much as $100 Million
   • Massive Budget Deficit In San Diego Presents Opportunity
   • Mayor About to Trumpet How Much We Lose on Qualcomm Stadium
   • Mayor Filner's Extreme Recklessness May Lead to His Demise
   • Mayor's Message: It's the Recession's Fault
   • Mayor's Office Becomes a Development Partner in Southeastern San Diego
   • Mayor: Schoobrary Price Tag Slightly Lower Than 2005
   • Mayoral Candidates Court Coverted Latino Vote
   • Mayoral election will move to the center
   • Mayoral Election: Turnout Forecast Downgraded
   • Mayoral hopeful DeMaio sees base closure coming
   • Mayoral Hopefuls to Target San Diego's Geographic Middle Too
   • Median home price up in June
   • Merit-based immigration: Good idea?
   • Mexico trade hits new highs
   • Middle class jobs are shrinking
   • Middle-Class Tourism Jobs: Fact Check
   • Middle-wage jobs lagging in economic recovery
   • Milestone! Dow closes above 17000. So?
   • Military and Other Federal Payrolls Bolstered San Diego Income
   • Military buildup booming
   • Military Compensation Average Outpaces Civilian Pay Locally
   • Military Considers Alternative To Current Pension System
   • Military saves the day for San Diego's GDP
   • Military work locally jumped 22 percent in 2008
   • Military's bootprint in region is a big one
   • MILITARY: Defense continues to shore up local economy
   • MILITARY: Defense cuts unlikely to hurt local economy
   • MILITARY: Marine Corps cutting 6000 troops in region
   • MILITARY: Pendleton building blitz rolls on
   • MILITARY: Pentagon plans to rein in spending
   • MILITARY: Region sees huge increase in Pentagon spending
   • Millions in Tax Credits Going Uncollected
   • Minimum wage at $15/hour: Economic boon to San Diego?
   • Minimum Wage Boost Could Cost Labor too
   • Minimum wage challenge is over
   • Minimum wage hike would be far-reaching
   • Mixed Messages at San Diego's Economic Outlook Events
   • Mixed Messages for San Diego's Economic Outlook
   • Mixed review for stadium plan
   • Money in the Morning June 15 2009
   • more life sciences hiring projected
   • More than 300 tech start-ups create 1070 jobs in region
   • More than 54000 San Diegans live in flood zones
   • More than 54000 San Diegans live in flood zones
   • More Than a Third of San Diegans Earn $11 an Hour or Less Report Says
   • More Women Entering Cybersecurity Fields Aided by Industry Scholarship Program
   • Morning Report: An Early Look at Who's Voting
   • Morning Report: As Recall Drive Begins Some FAQs
   • Morning Report: Boosting Arts Without Breaking Bank
   • Morning Report: It's Here
   • Morning Report: Searching for Parklets
   • Morning Report: Soitec Kaput?
   • Morning Report: Students Falling Behind
   • Morning Report: Teachers Concessions Coming?
   • Morning Report: The Great Pension Rivalry of 2011
   • Morning Report: Whither Bob Filner?
   • Mortgage Activity Downturn Leads to Layoffs
   • Mortgage rates remain below 4% mark
   • Muddling Through — but Watch Europe
   • Multiple studies all point to the same thing: PLAs increase cost
   • NAFTA: Should it be renegotiated?
   • NASSCO lays off nearly 300 employees
   • National security vs. privacy: An EconoMeter view
   • National University debuts economic index for Fresno Madera
   • NBC7: Petco Park's Stats Show Its Impact on East Village and Region
   • Nearly 2000 Homeless Vets Live in SD
   • Nearly 2000 Veterans Living On SD Streets
   • Nearly 900000 ballots mailed to San Diegans ahead of June primary
   • Need: males Republicans Latinos
   • Never mind Bullock's — Target is the future of dying malls
   • New Brewery Ready to Open in Downtown Middletown
   • New Chargers stadium will likely need public funding study finds
   • New Chargers stadium would cost over $1 billion
   • New data show SD employment at all-time high
   • New economic index: Valley economy continues to strengthen
   • New Groundbreaking Study Reveals "Project Labor Agreements" (PLAs) Increase School Construction Costs by 13 to 15 Percent in California
   • New Home Construction Appears To Be in a Modest Rebound
   • New List Ranks San Diego Low For Millennial Living
   • New NFL Stadium Could Cost $1 Billion Study Says
   • New numbers for San Diego beer jobs and sales
   • New poll shows Faulconer sweeping primary elections
   • New questions on stadium plan
   • New recording fee for affordable housing?
   • New Report Finds Higher Energy Costs in San Diego Region Threaten Businesses Households and Economic Competitiveness
   • New report says local industries could be affected by strict water cuts
   • New report says local sporting events are economic engine
   • New report takes pulse of San Diego's tech sector
   • New sewer lines or new stadium? Your choice.
   • New stadium could cost up to $1.7 billion
   • New Stadium May Be Beyond CCDC's Budget
   • New study shows that a public vote on a stadium is winnable
   • New tactic aims to derail referendum
   • New Think Tank Formed to Promote San Diego Craft Beer
   • New transportation funding: A godsend for San Diego?
   • New Voters Could Sway Results In 52nd Congressional District
   • New water supplies technology missing from drought regulations
   • Next on the Chopping Block: Public Safety
   • NFL profits threatened?
   • NFL Takes San Diego Hostage
   • No change in median home price
   • No on Measure A wins tight race by 186 votes (update)
   • No Place for Sissies
   • No support for Escondido Charter at forum
   • North County craft breweries generate $272.3 million annually
   • North County's Economy Gets Refreshing Boost From Craft Brewing
   • North Of The Fence: South Bay GDP Growth Nearly 25 Percent More Than County
   • Northrop Grumman strives to reverse Global Hawk cut
   • November election analysis
   • Number of craft breweries pass century mark in San Diego County
   • NUSIPR Smoking Poll Cited in Recent Op-Ed
   • O'SIDE AIMS TO BALANCE JOBS HOUSING RATIO
   • OC Outspends San Diego County for Firefighting
   • Oceanside Considers Permitting More Craft Breweries Downtown
   • Officials say region much better prepared to stop wildfires
   • Officials say region much better prepared to stop wildfires
   • Officials: Many issues led to Southwest blackout
   • Oil price drop: A good thing?
   • ON THE BORDER
   • On the local economy's score card golf's a winner
   • On The Money: School Construction Costs
   • One week until election study projects Faulconer with early lead
   • One week until election study projects Faulconer with early lead
   • One-on-one with San Diego Mayor Faulconer
   • Online apps vs retail: Who's the winner?
   • Online sales: A bummer for stores and economy?
   • Only 1 in 5 Voters in San Diego County Cast a Ballot
   • Opting to stay in college because of economy
   • Over 50% Voter Turnout Forecast for Tuesday's Primary
   • Overtime pay: Should more get it?
   • Owners' Arrogance Sinking Football
   • Panelists attendees divided on redevelopment at community forum
   • Parental leave: A bonus to business?
   • Parks Keep Thinking About Tomorrow
   • Pay the Chargers to keep playing?
   • PAYMENT OF FEES AT ISSUE ENDGAME FOR FILNER COUNCIL SET FOR HIGH-STAKES VOTE ON DEAL TO FORCE MAYOR'S EXIT
   • PAYROLL TAX DEAL OK'D
   • Pension Reform Supporters Turn In Thousands Of Signatures
   • Pension Woes: Not Just San Diego
   • Pentagon Payrolls Fuel Nation's Fattest Income Growth
   • Pentagon Spending Shelters Regional Economy From Recession
   • Pentagon Spent $14.7B Locally in 2007
   • PETA takes advantage of stock dip to buy SeaWorld shares
   • Petco Park 2014: More Than A Ballpark But Not All That Was Promised
   • Petco Park's broken promise
   • Petco Park's first decade marked by flat economic growth
   • Petco Park's Stats Show Its Impact on East Village and Region
   • Peters Credits Distance from Obama for Victory in CA-52
   • Peters credits independence for win
   • Peters on the verge of victory
   • Peters DeMaio race could be decided by 1500 votes
   • Plan Proposed To Cap Military Pay Raises
   • Point Loma Nazarene sharpens economic team
   • Police kill 30-year-old mentally ill man in El Cajon California
   • Political ads turn ugly
   • Political Analysis: County Address
   • Political power of south San Diego to stay says analysis
   • Political vortex of polar opposites
   • Politically Speaking: June Primary Voting Outlook
   • Politics 'economic illiteracy' hurting fiscal recovery say local experts
   • POLITICS: Hunter: Maintaining defense spending top priority
   • Poll numbers show DeMaio ahead of Peters for house seat
   • Pollsters: Local Voter Turnout May Be Less Than Lackluster
   • Pork and drones: politicans seek testings sites
   • Port Strikes Back At U-T San Diego Proposal
   • Possible Sequestration Cuts Could Hit Region Hard
   • Post-election stock crash? EconoMeter panel weighs in
   • Poverty in San Diego is Moving Into Suburbs
   • Poverty Increasing in San Diego County Especially in Suburbs
   • Poverty rate in San Diego increasing
   • Poway Economist Blames Market Dive on Poor Leadership
   • Power outage may have caused more than $100M in losses to area
   • Precision One's Team Brings Home SBA Win Its Effort
   • Preparing for the worst
   • President and economy: The limits of power
   • President Obama's propsed tax cuts
   • Previewing the Redevelopment Discussion
   • Price Increases Rapidly In Spite Of Increasing Number of Foreclosures in San Diego
   • Primary election day preview
   • Pro-union bill benefits no one
   • Product-Production Here Worth 94000 Jobs $17.2 Billion
   • PRODUCTION: San Diego's Manufacturing Scene Is More Suited for the Advanced Jobs
   • PROJECT LABOR AGREEMENT DEBATE IS AS COMPLEX AS IT IS CONFLICTED
   • Project labor agreements
   • Project Labor Agreements on California School Construction Raise Costs up to 15 Percent Study Says
   • Projection: Trump to Win 133 of 172 State Delegates in CA
   • Projection: Trump to Win California Republican Primary
   • Prop D Could Create New Predominately Asian District
   • PROPOSITION 30 AND THE RELOCATION OF CALIFORNIA'S AFFLUENT TAXPAYERS OUT OF STATE
   • Props. B and C defeats may start trend
   • Protesters take aim at SeaWorld's corporate partners days after park is accused of ballot stuffing
   • Q&A: The battle over the $15 minimum wage
   • Qualcomm cuts 1314 full-time jobs in San Diego
   • Qualcomm cuts 1314 jobs in San Diego
   • QUALCOMM IS LEADING LOCAL TECH EMPLOYER
   • Qualcomm layoffs: A bad sign for high-tech?
   • Qualcomm Seeks Spark for Brew MP & More San Diego BizTech News
   • Qualcomm site: A sports/fun district a good reuse?
   • Qualcomm Stadium: Get your craft beer here?
   • Qualcomm Study Highlights Technology's Role in Region
   • Quick Getaways: San Diego bubbles with craft beer tourism spots at Petco Park and beyond
   • Raise capital-gains rates?
   • Raise interest rates – by how much?
   • Raise taxes for infrastructure?
   • Rally seeks help for homeowners
   • Ralphs Albertsons would close stores if workers strike
   • Ranking San Diego's Business Climate: A Selective Science
   • Rare unity on overhaul of Pentagon contracting
   • Ready for 'The Big One'?: EconoMeter's reality check
   • Recession is a thing of the past in San Diego
   • Recession Reconfigures Local Jobs Landscape
   • Record low turnout projected for Tuesday election
   • Recovery in Regional Employment Is Expected to Take Years
   • Recovery's Story Varies By Whose Books You Look At
   • Red flag rai$ed about fire funding
   • Redevelopment Pigs Want Back at the Trough
   • Reduced 401(k) tax benefits: A worthwhile tax reform?
   • Reform Adds Up to Less Revenue for Health Care Groups
   • Refugees: A boon to Europe and the U.S.?
   • Region's Ability to Get Defensive Gives Economy Shot in the Arm
   • Region's Economic Growth to Remain Sluggish Report Says
   • Region's Gross Domestic Product Should Rise to 3 Percent in 2015
   • REGION: Study finds up to 2000 homeless veterans in county
   • REGION: Water shortage triggers search for new sources
   • Registrar of Voters Predicts 35% Turnout Tuesday
   • Registrar: Less than half of voters cast ballots in General Election
   • Reich: Income inequality hurts the rich
   • Remember the Economy of September 2006?
   • Removing a crook from San Diego City Hall
   • Rent control? EconoMeter panel weighs in
   • Report details sequestration's effect on SD job growth
   • Report Finds San Diego Ill Prepared For Large Influx Of Military Vets.
   • Report Gives Picture of Region's Manufacturing Sectors
   • Report indicates golf industry big contributor to county economy
   • Report indicates golf industry big contributor to county economy
   • Report projects positive economic outlook for San Diego
   • Report Shows Impressive South County Economic Growth Topping Overall County Rate
   • Report Shows Impressive South County Economic Growth Topping Overall County Rate
   • Report: Absentee Voters Republican Voters Will Play Larger Role in Mayoral Election
   • Report: Average SD Family Could Spend $463 More On Gas This Year.
   • Report: California Voter Registration Experiencing 'Historic Growth'
   • Report: County's Healthcare Industry Employees Contribute $17.2 Billion to Economy
   • Report: Craft Beer Generates $600 Million for Region's Economy
   • Report: Craft Beer's Economic Impact On San Diego Nearly $300M
   • Report: Gen X leaving SD taking their kids
   • Report: Half Of Registered Voters In San Diego County Will Cast A Ballot Tuesday
   • Report: High cost of housing harming regional economy
   • Report: Home Prices Set to Rise Over Next 12 Months
   • Report: Local Beer Makers Generated $851 Million in 2015 Sales
   • Report: Local Beer Makers Generated $851 Million in 2015 Sales | NBCSanDiego
   • Report: Local brewery sales up $125M from last year
   • REPORT: LOW TURNOUT FAVORS GOP
   • Report: Mail-in ballot returns give Faulconer lead in close election
   • Report: Nearly 2000 Veterans Are Homeless In San Diego.
   • Report: Passing Chargers stadium measure 'challenging but winnable'
   • Report: San Diego Craft Breweries Generate $600 Million Economic Impact
   • Report: San Diego Mayoral Special Election Is a Race to the Finish Line
   • Report: San Diego's economic recovery behind national average
   • Report: San Diego's Economy To Remain Sluggish
   • Report: San Diego's economy to remain sluggish
   • Report: San Diego's growth not keeping up
   • Report: San Diego's tech sector shows signs of improvement
   • Report: Short-Term Rentals Have $285 Million Economic Impact in San Diego
   • Report: Slower recovery in state
   • Report: South County Economic Growth Three Times Faster than County Overall
   • Report: Sports and active lifestyle industry worth $1.35B to local economy
   • Report: Technology firms pack economic punch in San Diego
   • Report: Up to 2000 Homeless Veterans in San Diego County
   • Report: Water Use Cutbacks Could Affect Several Industries In San Diego Region
   • Republican Victory Could Boost Military Spending Locally
   • Republicans looking for balance on City Council
   • Republicans reclaim registration lead
   • Republicans seek majority on San Diego council
   • Retail sales are rising in San Diego but not to pre-recession levels
   • Return of manufacturing jobs: A tall order says EconoMeter panel
   • Returning factory jobs for U.S.? Don't count on it
   • Rigged economy? Ask the EconoMeterists
   • Rise of short-term rentals: Will hotels suffer?
   • Rise up 12th man rise up
   • Rising Gas Prices Dampen Economic Recovery
   • Rising Gas Prices Impact Consumers' Pocketbooks
   • Rising homelessness: Result from bad policy?
   • Rising Housing Prices Stagnating Wages Are Harming San Diego County's Economy
   • Rising rents bad for economy?
   • Rough Waters Ahead for I-15 Corridor's Defense Contractors?
   • S.D. County home prices inch higher
   • S.D. County jobless rate declines
   • S.D. County jobless rate holds steady
   • S.D. County's population tops 3.2 million
   • S.D. Gets 'Crafty' In Drawing Tourists
   • S.D. home prices up 12.4% in May
   • S.D. military payroll tops in the nation
   • S.D.-area trade is topped by many other metro areas
   • Saint Archer acquired by MillerCoors
   • Sale of fairgrounds
   • Sales Activity Data Shows Extent of Consumer Caution
   • SALES OF NEW CARS IN STATE SPEED UP
   • San Diegans Can Save $200 a Month by Buying A Home in Temecula and Commuting to San Diego
   • San Diegans cast their ballots
   • San Diegans flee costs joblessness
   • San Diego leads nation in rising home prices
   • San Diego 2016 Economic Forecast: Slowing to 'Less Than Stellar'
   • San Diego and Gen-X'ers
   • San Diego and Sacramento Asking Voters to Approve Over $3.0 Billion in Construction Bonds with Union Mandated Labor Agreements
   • San Diego and Tijuana Work Together To Become Global Drone Hub
   • San Diego approves expansion of Horton Plaza park
   • San Diego behind nation in economic recovery
   • San Diego Benefits From Navy's Pacific Fleet Buildup
   • San Diego Brewers Continue To Cook Up Profits
   • San Diego Brewing Industry A Major Economic Driver
   • San Diego car sales speeding up
   • San Diego Charger to Pursue Downtown Stadium
   • San Diego Could be Home to MLB All-Star Game
   • San Diego Could Lose Big Without A Raise In Federal Debt Ceiling.
   • San Diego Could See Economic Losses Physical Damage as a Result of El Nino: NUSIPR Study
   • San Diego could thrive from pain
   • San Diego County Turnout Just 20 Percent
   • San Diego County Voters Head To The Polls
   • San Diego Craft Beer Job Fair Taps Employees
   • San Diego Craft Brewers Worry Big Boys Want Their Market Share
   • San Diego Economic Forecast Predicts Muddled Year Ahead.
   • San Diego Economic Growth in 2015 Projected To Outperform California and the Nation
   • San Diego economic recovery could stay stagnant for years
   • San Diego economists comment on market woes
   • San Diego economists pessimistic after market dive
   • San Diego economy at record strength
   • San Diego Economy Earns More Through Earned Income Tax Credits Than From Comic-Con
   • San Diego economy hits record high
   • San Diego Economy Still Staggering
   • San Diego economy to lag state nation
   • San Diego Economy Undergoes 'Goldilocks' Recovery from Recession
   • San Diego Economy: Not Much to Brag About
   • San Diego Economy: Where's the Oomph?
   • San Diego employment at record high
   • San Diego experts weigh in: Do U.S. trade deficits really matter?
   • San Diego faces sharp contrast in race for mayor
   • San Diego firefighters prepared for season despite lack of funds
   • San Diego found state's cheapest area for business
   • San Diego Gets Deflation Whiff
   • San Diego heads to polls to pick new mayor close finish predicted
   • San Diego Hires Financial Legal Consultants For Potential Stadium Project
   • San Diego Home Price Ranking In Step With Job Growth
   • San Diego Home Prices Likely To Remain High
   • San Diego Industries Hit Hard by Drought
   • San Diego is a federal hotspot
   • San Diego Job Creation Outlook
   • San Diego jobless rate falls to 5.1 percent
   • San Diego jobs to grow next year but not fast enough
   • San Diego lagged nation on recovery
   • San Diego lags in bridge repair
   • San Diego Leads Nation In Military Expenditures
   • San Diego Mayor's Race Highlights Sharp Divides
   • San Diego Mayoral Race Underway
   • San Diego Metropolitan Magazine: SeaWorld Sold
   • San Diego News Network April 6 Feature
   • San Diego News Network's Pocket Change Series
   • San Diego overlords and unions — who can stop them?
   • San Diego population skewing older NUSIPR study says
   • San Diego ranks 2nd in Case-Shiller July housing index
   • San Diego ranks third lowest in rate of inflation
   • San Diego real estate news
   • San Diego region's economic recovery running behind that of nation as a whole
   • San Diego Report on Innovation Economy Still Shows Mixed Picture of Economic Recovery
   • San Diego Scene 10.09
   • San Diego self-starters
   • San Diego Tech Jobs are Growing
   • San Diego the next recession engine?
   • San Diego to add jobs in 2012 but needs more
   • San Diego to see strongest growth in 5 years
   • San Diego Tourism May Have Rough Landing If Sequester Goes Through
   • San Diego Trade Show Shines Light On Shrinking Defense Budgets
   • San Diego unemployment down to 6.7%
   • San Diego voters could decide if Chargers stay
   • San Diego voters move towards a Republican stance
   • San Diego Voters to Elect Mayor Today
   • San Diego Votes Tuesday Ending Acrimonious Political Season
   • San Diego Wage Growth
   • San Diego water use down 4.4% report says
   • San Diego Week August 5 2011
   • San Diego won't be any more affordable next year
   • San Diego's $1.1B football stadium plan raises concerns
   • San Diego's 10 fastest growing industries
   • San Diego's 10 Most Important Industries
   • San Diego's 2014 economy looking so-so
   • San Diego's average income rises 3.7%
   • San Diego's Business Exodus Is Really a People Exodus
   • San Diego's Craft Beer Economy in Three Charts
   • San Diego's demographics are getting weird
   • San Diego's drone industry doubles in size
   • San Diego's Economic Engine Boosted by High-Tech Jobs Wages
   • San Diego's economic recovery lags state nation
   • San Diego's Economic Recovery Reaches New Heights
   • San Diego's Economic Recovery Slower Than National Pace
   • San Diego's economy expected to remain sluggish in 2016
   • San Diego's Economy Is Doing Worse Than Everyone Realized
   • San Diego's Economy Is Doing Worse Than Everyone Realized
   • San Diego's economy on the rise
   • San Diego's Economy Will Top $200 Billion Report Says
   • San Diego's exodus crisis
   • San Diego's Fire Resources Not Catching Up
   • San Diego's Golf Economy
   • San Diego's Gross Domestic Product Expected To Outpace State National Economies
   • San Diego's Health Care Services Sector A Powerful Force in the Region's Economy
   • San Diego's Hotel/Motel Industry Stuck in Neutral
   • San Diego's income and poverty numbers better than most
   • San Diego's Innovation Economy Strong With Some Emerging Concerns
   • San Diego's International Trade Rebounds
   • San Diego's International Trade Value Hits Record Report Shows
   • San Diego's manufacturing industry continues recovery
   • San Diego's NFL Stadium Dream Counts on Munis for Chargers' Home
   • San Diego's Real Poverty Rate
   • San Diego's shrinking labor force
   • San Diego's South Bay Region is Poised for Growth Local Experts Say
   • San Diego's Super Bowl attraction
   • San Diego's tech world is highly diverse and thriving
   • San Diego's Technology Industry Is Among Most Diverse
   • San Diego's Tourism Engine Winding Up
   • San Diego's unemployment: 6.9% or 13.8%?
   • San Diego's venture capital investments nearly doubled in Q2
   • San Diego Hub of the U.S. Drone Industry
   • San Diego: No 1. pleasant place in US
   • San Diego: Tech City U.S.A. babies
   • San Francisco Fed chief takes stock of economy
   • San Jose: Public projects valued at $6 million will require project labor agreement
   • Sanders Chance of Winning California Significantly Better Than They Were In Michigan On The Eve Of Their Primary
   • Sanders' Prolonged Campaign Is Both Helping and Hurting Clinton Experts Say
   • Santa Rosa Junior College trustees to take up project labor deals for construction
   • School board to vote on facilities labor agreement
   • School Construction Study The Latest Front of Project Labor Agreement Fight
   • School trustees cater to unions not children
   • Schools Parks and Safety Services Pay for the Chargers
   • Sculpin leads craft beers to robust year
   • Sculpin leads craft beers to robust year
   • SD back-to-school sales to top $180M
   • SD economy hits all-time high at $200 billion
   • SD Economy May Suffer With Federal Wage Freeze
   • SD experts weigh-in on June unemployment
   • SD Explained: Local Craft Beer Industry
   • SD gas prices strain household budgets
   • SD healthcare jobs contribute $17.2B annually to region's economy report states
   • SD home values not in bubble says Cunningham
   • SD job growth nearly triples from May
   • SD June job growth strongest since 2010
   • SD may have to cover 65% of stadium cost
   • SD middle class vanishing
   • SD OKs $1.5M for All-Star bid
   • SD poverty rate rises to 15.8%
   • SD seeks controversial 'drone zone'
   • SD tech bounceback happened last year
   • SD ties with SF Boston on tech clusters
   • SD to Grow Slowly; Jobs Still a Problem
   • SD tourism needs fatter wallets not more 'heads in beds'
   • SD trade rises sharply but deficit remains
   • SD unemployment drops to 8 percent
   • SD unemployment rate lowest since Jan. 2009
   • SD unemployment rate rose in October
   • SD unemployment up slightly
   • SD Wages Dropped in Decade
   • SD's cold beer continues to be hot stuff
   • SD: No. 1 place to relocate
   • SDBJ Insider Column
   • SDMetro: San Diego Home Prices Likely to Remain High
   • Se recupera lentamente sector de construcción
   • SeaWorld announces major new "Ocean Explorer" attraction
   • SeaWorld may get new ownership
   • SeaWorld ready to dive into new era
   • SeaWorld stocks plunge after earnings fall short
   • SeaWorld To Eliminate 350 Jobs Including 80 In San Diego
   • SeaWorld Other Anheuser-Busch Theme Parks Sold
   • Security breaches: Econ downer?
   • Selling online: Does San Diego's economy benefit?
   • SENATORS REACH DEAL TO EXTEND BENEFITS
   • Sequestration Just Days Away
   • Será SD de los más impactados en EU por recorte federal
   • Shaking Up Estimates for Downtown Redevelopment
   • Shopping malls show signs of life
   • Short-term rental policies debated
   • Short-term rentals are an opportunity Missouri can't afford to miss
   • Short-term rentals pay $16.4M in hotel and sales tax
   • Short-Term Rentals Rake in Millions of Revenue Hundreds of Jobs: Study
   • Should business put minimum wage on city ballot?
   • Should Fed invest in stocks bonds?
   • Should GOP Congress tackle tax reform?
   • Should It Stay or Should It Grow?
   • Should paid sick time be required?
   • Should restaurants ban tipping? EconoMeter panel advises
   • Should the FAA regulate airline leg room?
   • Should U.S. punish offshore outsourcing?
   • Should we ban building during the drought?
   • Shut down the government if a border wall isn't funded? EconoMeter panelists weigh in on Trump's threat.
   • Shutdown sends federal workers home
   • Shutdown will hit San Diego already belted by sequestration
   • Signs of economic life in Imperial County
   • Signs Point to Recovery and Recovery Means New Jobs
   • Slow and steady growth for San Diego
   • Slow consumer spending a concern?
   • Slow Economic Growth Ahead Forecaster Says
   • Slow Recovery Predicted for San Diego County
   • Slow-Motion Recovery Sets Economic Pace
   • Slowdown abroad: Impact on U.S.?
   • Sluggish Growth Forecast for San Diego in 2012
   • Sluggish Local Growth Predicted for 2012
   • Small San Diego Developers See a New Frontier in Tijuana
   • Small to moderate job growth expected this year
   • Smarter Cities Richer
   • Smoother sailing at boat show
   • Snail Pace
   • So what stuck in the SD mayor's race?
   • Social responsibility: An EconoMeter view
   • Some Manufacturing Is Homeward Bound
   • Some predict low voter turnout for Tuesday's primary election
   • Some Predicting Record-Low Voter Turnout For San Diego Primary
   • Some signs local slump near bottom
   • Sonoma County should have alternate bid approach in PLA
   • Sony Unloads Vaio PC Unit Embarks on Massive Restructuring
   • South Bay Rising: An Interview with San Diego County Supervisor Greg Cox
   • South Bay's Economic Recovery From Recession Triple That Of County
   • South County rising: Economy outpaces region
   • South County Stats Show Economic Muscle
   • South County's Economic Growth Outpaces Rest of Metro Area
   • South San Diego County and Tijuana Maintain Close Business Ties
   • Southwest Power Outage Economic Cost Put At $100M
   • Spawar's 'Weapon' of Choice Is 'Information Dominance'
   • Speech of a lunchtime
   • Spiking housing costs straining San Diego's economy
   • Stadium Impasse: What happens now?
   • Stadium Plan 'Reasonable' 'Realistic' but Challenges Ahead Analyst Says
   • Stadium Watch: Financial plan countdown
   • Stadium Watch: Financing Plan
   • Stadium Watch: New stadium renderings
   • Stadium week in review
   • Start Spreading The Brews
   • Startup Field Getting Crowded Outlook for Funding Is Murky
   • State budget increases financing possibilities for Chargers stadium
   • State housing legislation: Enough done?
   • State jobless rate fell 0.2 percent in April
   • State's jobless rate stuck near record
   • State regional rankings for job growth decline
   • Stimulus Package in San Diego
   • Stock volatility an econ signal?
   • Stone Brewing plans 99-room hotel in Escondido
   • Stone to open in Napa
   • Stop with this complicated insurance stuff!
   • Story: Region Still Making It in Manufacturing
   • Story: Region's Exports Hit Record Level in 2013
   • Story: South County Seeks Business Opportunities
   • Story: Think Tank Puts Price Tag on New Stadium
   • Strand Brewing's move to larger quarters in Torrance signals continued craft beer boom
   • Strength in Diversity
   • Strong mayor antes up
   • Study Confirms New Chargers Stadium In San Diego Is Likely To Cost $1B Or More
   • Study Finds Higher Costs with Labor Pacts
   • Study looks at golf economy
   • Study paints complex portrait of low-wage workers
   • Study Predicts Next Year's City Council Elections Will Be More Competitive Than Ever
   • Study reignites debate on school construction policy
   • Study Reveals PLAs Increase School Construction Costs
   • Study scores Petco Park's impact on downtown
   • Study shows economic impact of endurance sports in SD
   • Study shows poverty rate in San Diego County is increasing
   • Study Weighs Impact of Labor Agreements on School Construction
   • Study: Chargers stadium ballot 'challenging but winnable'
   • Study: Drought threatens key jobs
   • Study: Economic Impact of Summer Visitors Will be Big
   • Study: Faulconer Alvarez headed for close finish
   • Study: Freezing federal pay will affect local economy
   • STUDY: IT PAYS TO HAVE A BUSINESS DISTRICT
   • Study: Local High-Tech Firms Have Economic Impact of $41.5B
   • Study: Military Income Helping Local Economy
   • Study: New Chargers Stadium Ballot Measure is 'Winnable' in 2016
   • Study: Project labor deals raise campus construction costs by up to 15 percent
   • Study: Results Mixed on Petco Park Impact
   • Study: San Diego Mayor's Race Will Be Tight
   • STUDY: San Diego Spends Less For Fire Protection
   • Study: San Diego's Diverse Tech Industry Is Leading the Region's Economic Rebound
   • Study: Short-term rentals good for San Diego's economy
   • Study: Stadium unlikely without taxes
   • Study: Tech Industry Fueled 23% Of San Diego Economy In 2013
   • Summer hiring boom for restaurants
   • Summer Visitors Are Helping Tourism to Top Levels of 2014
   • Surprise: Chargers stadium won't be cheap
   • Tale of two ruined lives shows social mindset
   • TAPPING THE TALENT
   • Tax credit brings 315 million dollars to San Diego County
   • Tax cuts for all?
   • Tax noisy vehicles? EconoMeter panelists reply
   • Tax spend and no sequester?
   • Taxable sales plummet in state
   • Taxes May Raise Price of Legal Marijuana in San Diego
   • Taxing sugary drinks: Good for health and city budgets?
   • Taxis vs. Uber: An econo-debate
   • Technology sector is in a hiring mood
   • Texas may be getting our jobs but California is getting all the money
   • Thanks for what in the local economy?
   • The 9 Lives of the Linkage Fee
   • The Aftermath - What Price Would S.D. Pay If the Chargers Leave Town?
   • The Battle for Clairemont Mesa
   • The Big Brewery Boom
   • The Big Time: USA Half Marathon Invitational
   • The Bucks Stop Here During Tourist Season
   • The Bucks Stop There
   • The Case for Carl DeMaio Is Not That He's a Peacemaker
   • The Chargers Stadium Plan Would Cost Taxpayers Almost $1 Billion
   • The Cold War Is to Blame for San Diego's Bad Growth Projections
   • The County Line: San Diego's major economic forces
   • The do's and don'ts of smart growth for San Diego
   • The Drone Industry's Ready to Take Off: Required Reading
   • The Economic Forecast Is for Mostly…?
   • The economy in retrospect: Surprises in 2016?
   • The economy in retrospect: Surprises in 2016? – The San Diego Union
   • The economy in shock
   • The effect of golf on local economy
   • The Good News and the Bad
   • The Hispanic and Black Communities the 21st Century and Immigration
   • The job-stealing scam — Texas is the biggest con
   • The Lab Rats at the Bottom of Biotech's Food Chain
   • The Manpower Workforce Report
   • The mayor for geeks
   • THE MAYOR THE CHARGERS A STADIUM — GAME ON
   • The New Graduate Decision: Work Or More Education?
   • The Politics of Craft Brewing
   • The Problem With Comic-Con's Money-Making Numbers
   • The problem with the slowdown in housing starts
   • The Rise and Sprawl of San Diego's Tech Hotspots
   • The South Bay's Craft Beer Boom Is Upending Assumptions
   • The Story Behind Nathan Fletcher's Loss
   • The trade war that could wallop San Diego
   • The Two Big Ones
   • The U.S. Debt Crisis - What Does It Mean To San Diego?.
   • The Unintended Consequences of the Proposed 'Convadium'
   • Think Tank Says Tech Responsible for 30% of Jobs
   • Think Tank: Stadium Task Force Makes Strong Case
   • Think Tank: Task Force Makes Strong Case
   • This Chargers stadium proposal? Watch it.
   • Though No Recession Ahead San Diego's Growth Will Slow in 2016
   • Thousands face El Niño damage report warns
   • Thousands of federal employees in San Diego County brace for a 20 percent cut in pay
   • Three-Year SD Consumer Spending Drop Worst Since Great Depression
   • Tight Supply Still Big Factor in Housing Market
   • Time to sell? Econometer looks at homeowner's dilemma
   • Tipping The Pay Scale
   • To EconoMeter panel: Lower jobless claims higher wages?
   • To EconoMeter panel: Privatize Airport Screening?
   • Today San Diego Tomorrow the World?
   • Too much beer? EconoMeter panelists weigh in
   • Top industries: Biomedical devices and products No. 2
   • Tourism Boosters Are Expecting Less Money from Comic-Con
   • Tourist Season Bring Bodies and Bucks to Town
   • Trends in Defense Spending Boost San Diego
   • Trip Report: Corruption Awareness Prevention and Prosecution Krasnodar krai
   • Trump Bump: How long will stocks keep rising?
   • Trump economy: Boring in San Diego?
   • Trump tax reform eliminates local tax deductions but is it a good thing?
   • Trump trade immigration policies: A hit to San Diego economy?
   • Trump's tax plan: A boost to the economy?
   • Turnout Could Be Low In Special Mayoral Election
   • Two-Thirds of San Diego Voters Shunned Polls on Tuesday
   • U-T and Port: Bring in the Clowns
   • U.S. construction down in November
   • U.S. ECONOMY ADDS 163000 JOBS
   • U.S. economy out of the woods?
   • U.S. jobless rate up but so are jobs
   • UAVs Lift Aeropsace Contracts Above Ship Building in San Diego
   • UNCERTAINTY KEEPS HIRING ECONOMY SLUGGISH
   • Uncertainty over debt deal details does little to help local economic recovery
   • Uncle Sam May Be No Help
   • Uncle! Uncle! Hotels You Win!
   • Unemployed facing new kind of job hunt
   • Unemployment benefits expiring fast
   • Unemployment check delay to end
   • Unemployment Edges Downward; A Few Bright Spots
   • Unemployment extensions could be back
   • Unemployment in California hits post-World War II high
   • Unemployment rate continues its fall
   • Unemployment reaches 26 year high
   • Unemployment Rose to 10.5 Percent in June
   • Unified Effort Needed For a New Stadium
   • Union 'Gut and Amend' Bills Slice Open CA
   • Union Hiring Mandates Make School Construction at Least 13 Percent More Expensive for Taxpayers
   • Union Math Leaves Out Some Key Numbers
   • Unionize 'gig' economy workers?
   • Unions Push Project Labor Agreements for New Jersey Rebuilding
   • Unions Threaten Environmental Litigation to Block San Diego Convention Center
   • Up in the Air: The Future of Drones in San Diego
   • Up But Not Way Up
   • Upcoming El Nino Will Soak Southern California Into 2016: Scripps
   • Updated Report Criticizes Fire Spending
   • Upside-down owners play waiting game
   • US lifts oil export ban -- now what?
   • US Open: $142 Million Golf Blockbuster
   • Use brains stay in California
   • Vacation Rental Focus Shifts From Ban to Enforcement
   • Vacaville Unified trustees delay vote on PLAs until full board convenes
   • Vets back home face a tough job market
   • Viewpoints: Exposing California's costly school construction secret
   • Vista's microbreweries adding to county's booming beer scene
   • Voter Registration Soars in San Diego County
   • Voter Registration Soars in San Diego County as Early Voting Begins: Report
   • Voter turnout could hurt Faulconer
   • VOTER TURNOUT COULD TOP 50% IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY
   • Voter turnout low for primary election
   • Voters head to polls to elect the next mayor of San Diego
   • Voters turn out in force for special election on Carlsbad lagoon development
   • VOTING POWER OF SOUTH SAN DIEGO TO STAY ANALYSIS SAYS
   • Wages in San Diego not rising fast enough
   • Wall Street Thrives on Main Street Pain
   • Wanna Fix San Diego's Housing Crisis? Start Here.
   • Water cutbacks could hurt San Diego economy
   • Water Cuts Could Ding Beer Soft Drink Industries in San Diego Area
   • Water Cuts Would Hurt 'Handful' of San Diego Industries
   • Water shortage: An economic challenge?
   • Water's Monopoly Game — Public? Private?
   • Water growth and San Diego's economic future
   • Waterfront stadium plan revives debate
   • We deserve the entire story on Measure Q
   • We did it guerrilla style
   • Wealth gap between Whites Hispanics Blacks is wider than ever
   • WEALTHY FACE HIT SMALL BUSINESSES SPARED
   • Weber heading panel on racial concerns
   • What Are Our Choices on the Chargers?
   • What can San Jose's minimum-wage increase tell San Diego?
   • What does national jobs trend mean for SD?
   • What Happens If Clinton Loses California
   • What Happens If Hillary Clinton Loses California to Bernie Sanders
   • What Happens In San Diego If Feds Don't Lift Debt Ceiling?
   • What it Would Take to Make Coastal Housing More Affordable
   • What next for Carl DeMaio?
   • What San Diego stands to lose if Chargers move
   • What should we build downtown?
   • What the Heck Is a 'Sports and Active Lifestyle Cluster'?
   • What the New Craft Beer Study Does (and Doesn't) Say
   • What the Recession Did to Downtown Development
   • What to do about Greece Puerto Rico
   • What to expect in the stock market next quarter
   • What to Watch for as Election Day Unfolds
   • What We Know About San Diego's Drone Industry
   • What We Know About the Election Before It's Happened
   • What will a Trump economy look like?
   • What You Want to Know About Innovation
   • What's next for the Chargers?
   • What? No War?
   • When the Inflatable Rat Shows Up You Know You Have Won the Argument
   • When Will the Struggle for Jobs End?
   • Which universities produce the most local leaders
   • Who builds things? San Diego does!
   • Who Works Minimum Wage Jobs In San Diego?
   • Why families are leaving San Diego
   • Why Goldman Sachs Wants the Chargers in Los Angeles
   • Why more people leave than enter San Diego
   • Why San Diego's industrial space is in short supply
   • Why was May's jobless report so disappointing?
   • Will a rising minimum wage promote more spending to make up for lost jobs?
   • Will defense gains offset budget cuts to science technology in San Diego?
   • Will Google ruling hurt innovation?
   • Will high utility rates hit our economy?
   • Will immigration reform harm economy?
   • Will interest rates rise by next spring?
   • Will new tax 'inversion' rules hurt San Diego biotechs?
   • Will Prop. 13 changes make home prices go up?
   • Will San Diegans benefit from proposed federal tax plan?
   • Will single-payer health care in California help the economy?
   • Will the Drone Business Fly?
   • Will The Filner Scandal Cause An Economic Fallout In San Diego?
   • Will Trump derail cross-border business?
   • Will younger workers lose out on jobs?
   • Wine country fires: An economic hit to the state?
   • Winning at 'Table Games'
   • With Faulconer San Diego Pivots Back Toward Business as Usual
   • With Signs of Life
   • Wonks Unite: Redevelopment Wow!
   • Would a soccer stadium give economy a boost?
   • Your stimulus at work (or not)
4. One week until election, study projects Faulconer with early lead