SAN DIEGO — The future of professional football in this city has been cast into doubt after San Diego voters overwhelmingly defeated a new downtown stadium plan for the San Diego Chargers in ...

So why the focus on a 33-year-old councilman who was ... love to hate their team’s opponent. Chargers to San Diego voters: Make rival fans pay for new stadium Ballot Measure C will ask San ...

One of San Diego’s most influential insiders says redeveloping Qualcomm is the best option for a new Chargers’ Stadium. Former Port Commissioner Steve Cushman told KPBS Evening Edition the ...

The San Diego Chargers will pursue a public vote in November to build a stadium in downtown San Diego instead of near the site of their current home in Mission Valley. “We believe that a ...

The San Diego City Council is set Tuesday to decide whether to spend $2.1 million on planning for a new Chargers stadium -- despite the fact the team says it will be a “gigantic waste of ...

The Chargers will play in Qualcomm Stadium in 2016. But if they have their way, their future home will be in downtown San Diego. Jayne Kamin-Oncea/USA TODAY Sports The Chargers said they will ...

The Chargers will focus their efforts of building a new stadium in downtown San Diego, the team announced Tuesday. The Chargers were given one year in January to decide whether to remain in San ...

the city of San Diego and the Chargers missed a deadline set by Mayor Kevin Faulconer to agree on a new stadium that would keep the team from moving to Los Angeles. The city and team had to strike ...

San Diego's stadium committee will meet with a Chargers representative on Monday. The Chargers have gone through several stadium proposals over the last decade, but they each has been unsuccessful.

Juxtaposed against where the Chiefs and the old San Diego Chargers stood ... Ultimately dooming the San Diego Chargers, no stadium solution was found after two publicly funded renovations of ...

The San Diego government and the San Diego Chargers ... hundreds of millions of General Fund tax dollars to a stadium,” said Chargers Special Counsel Mark Fabiani on Monday afternoon.