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Measure C fell short of a two-thirds approval last March, but the city council says post-election court rulings changed the threshold to a simple majority, reports NBC 7’s Priya Sridhar.

The San Diego City Council voted Tuesday to pass a ballot measure that would raise hotel taxes for a convention center expansion, homeless programs and street repairs despite its failure during the 2020 Primary Election.

Measure C, a Primary Election ballot measure that sought to fund upgrades to San Diego’s waterfront convention center and other services, didn’t get the two-thirds supermajority it needed to pass, but the San Diego City Council says post-election appellate court rulings have established the simple majority as the new threshold for similar ballot items and wants to declare Measure C...

There may be new light for San Diego’s Measure C, which would raise taxes for hotel guests for the next 30 years. NBC 7’s Nicole Gomez has more information.

Measure C, the failed hotel room tax hike that would have funded an expansion to the Downtown Convention Center, homeless services, and road repairs, fell short of the two-thirds vote threshold in March by less than a percent. But now, a California Supreme Court decision not to relitigate a case means a San Francisco citizens initiative can pass with a…

NBC 7’s Priya Sridhar explains potential local impacts of a state supreme court decision.

San Diego County voters decided on a slew of measures on their March 3 ballots, including some that could affect local tourism, retail pet stores and education facilities.

The city of San Diego has been trying to pass Measure C for years, but was persistence enough at the polls?

Preliminary results show what San Diego residents so far think about Measure C, which will raise taxes on hotels to use the funds for a convention center project, street fixtures and homeless programs.

San Diego County voters will San Diego County voters have a slew of measures on their ballots for the 2020 California Primary Election, including some that could affect local tourism, retail pet stores and education facilities.