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What if... the Chargers stadium was built downtown and opening day was held in your neighborhood?

By Johnny McDonald, writing for San Diego Downtown News Wednesday, 08 September 2010 10:15 When it comes to Chargers fans, love can be a many splendor...

Fabiani lays out last, best option for new Chargers stadium

By Jason Owens, Thursday, May 20, 2010 - After overseeing eight years of studies and proposals, Chargers special counsel Mark Fabiani broke down what ...

Downtown S.D. Blight Study Put On Hold

By Katie Orr, April 28, 2010 - A study to see if areas of downtown San Diego can still be considered blighted will be delayed. The city council decide...

Council postpones decision on hiring tax consultant

The City Council put off a decision Tuesday on whether to spend $500,000 to hire a consultant to study increasing the limit on how much tax revenue do...

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The Chargers' Shaky Stadium Estimate
The argument goes like this: The city of San Diego loses money each year operating Qualcomm Stadium, the Mission Valley home of the Chargers. A lot of money. A whopping loss of more than $300 million between now and 2020, when the team's lease ends at Qualcomm.

Chargers Response
There is a fundamental problem with the work done today by the Voice of San Diego’s fact checker: From the very outset, the
fact checker misstates and mischaracterizes the basic question and in so doing undermines the validity of his conclusions.

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