SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — In an attempt to raise $135 million for the city of San Diego, councilmember Sean Elo Rivera is proposing a new tax on short-term vacation rentals and for out of towners ...

Sign up for The Morning Report with all your must-read news for the day. The vacation home tax is moving ahead — for now. On Wednesday, the San Diego City Council ...

A vacation rental tax proposal is making its way through San Diego’s City Hall and calls for a tax of up to $5,000 per bedroom per year. If the proposal passes, someone with an empty second home or ...

Communities around Mission Bay are among those that could be affected by San Diego’s proposed tax on vacation rentals. (File photo by Chris Stone/Times of San Diego) San Diego officials have taken ...

San Diego city leaders will consider Wednesday a ballot measure asking voters to levy a hefty new tax on vacation rentals, as well as on second homes that owners aren’t renting out long-term.

Some San Diego elected officials are exploring a possible ballot measure that would ask city voters to levy an annual tax of $5,000 per bedroom on many vacation rentals and second homes. Supporters ...

In the thick of a housing and homelessness crisis, hundreds of San Diego apartments are off the market – off limits to San Diegans and set aside for tourists. Those units are listed on short-term ...