San Diego City Council is considering a proposal to tax vacation rentals up to $12,000 a year to help balance the city's ...

Currently, there are 5,115 empty homes in the city and 5,741 vacation rentals — 45% of which are in La Jolla, downtown, and ...

A proposed tax on vacation rentals in San Diego is being opposed by a coalition of business groups, including the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce, as the city ...

The committee spent hours on the short-term vacation rental tax proposal before voting 3-2 to kill a scaled-back version of ...

Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera proposed the tax on second homes and vacation rentals as a way, he argued, to generate revenue ...

Will a new tax on second homes help solve San Diego's housing crisis or hurt locals like Martha? Council vote could decide if ...

San Diego elected leaders will consider the revised tax proposal, which Councilmember Elo-Rivera wants placed before voters ...

Tears fell, tempers flared and accusations about paid opposition flew in San Diego's debate about taxing second homes and vacation rentals.

There are at least 4,996 vacation homes in San Diego that do not have a full-time resident and aren't being used as a ...

Rivera, would have taxed empty second (or third, fourth, etc.) homes and short-term rental homes $8,000 annually.

The plan returns to a city council committee Wednesday, with the goal of presenting the proposed $8,000 tax to voters later this year.