Appellate court ruling ends legal dispute over 2020 ballot measure, allowing city to spend hotel tax revenue on convention center upgrades, homelessness services, and infrastructure repairs An appeals court ruling has cleared the way for San Diego to access hundreds of millions of dollars in new funding after a five-year legal dispute over a hotel […]
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