Last year, the city and county of San Diego proposed a $1.1-billion venue near the site in Mission Valley where the Chargers currently play at Qualcomm Stadium.

Instead of a floating stadium, San Diego ended up with what ... San Diego floating stadium proposed in 1964. ... which was home to the Padres from 1969 to 2003 and still hosts the NFL’s Chargers.

The Chargers have been working since 2002 to get a new stadium in San Diego. The team has been at Qualcomm Stadium since 1967, and the venue shows its age. It doesn’t have the luxury suites or ...

Voters have called the San Diego Chargers' bluff, leaving the NFL team to decide whether to try one more time to get a new stadium built here or pack the moving vans for the trip up Interstate 5 ...

The Chargers have played in San Diego since 1961, but if the vote fails, team owner Dean Spanos would have until Jan. 15 to decide whether to join the Rams in Los Angeles.

San Diego (60 percent chance): The NFL seemingly wants the Chargers to stay in San Diego, and that's what will likely happen if the Measure C gets 50 percent or more of the vote.

A flurry of Chargers news Friday left us feeling like we were watching one of the team’s games — an early letdown, a late comeback, an uncertain fourth quarter yet to play. But by day&#… ...

In November of 1998, Proposition C was passed by the city of San Diego to build a brand new downtown ballpark for the San Diego Padres. It would eventually cost $450 million, 17 lawsuits and a ...

JOANNE FARYON (Host): The San Diego Chargers are more than half way through their football season. But as the weeks tick by, many fans and local officials continue to worry about whether the team ...

That would take away the Chargers’ leverage to get a new stadium in San Diego while also possibly adding a third franchise in Southern California, just 120 miles up the road from San Diego ...