San Diego voters overwhelmingly reject Chargers stadium plan “Earnest conversations are underway among the respective parties,” Ridley-Thomas said.

President Woodrow Wilson spoke there in 1919, the Beatles performed there in 1965 and the San Diego Chargers played there before moving to what is now Qualcomm Stadium.

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.

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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 ...

It's a shame 'The Murph' is a shell of its former self. Rusted seats and an outdated scoreboard are some of the legacies of the Chargers leaving San Diego.

The Chargers are offering to operate and pay for the expenses of a new stadium but they do not want to own it. That doesn’t mean that private sources can’t help fund a lot of it. But here, they just ...

Ernesto Perez was 5 years old when he first came to Qualcomm Stadium, for a San Diego Chargers game. Most of his memories of that stadium are tied to the NFL franchise that left San Diego ...

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 ...

An advisory group appointed by Mayor Kevin Faulconer has decided that the best site for a new stadium for the Chargers is at the site of their current stadium in Mission Valley, not downtown.

If the Chargers stadium initiative (Ballot Measure C) is going to pass, two-thirds of voters in San Diego need to approve it, and right now, it doesn't look like that's going to happen.

After two weeks of weighing options, the San Diego Chargers say they still prefer downtown over Mission Valley and ask fans to keep an “open mind” as they pursue it.