The NFL released a memo to all 32 teams laying out the league's framework for any franchise that wishes to move to LA, and we might as well discuss how it affects the Chargers.

Unfortunately, San Diego's stadium issue has turned into a political song that repeats the same verse over and over again.

We'll take a brief look at the latest information regarding the Chargers. We'll also take a brief glimpse at what's happening in San Francisco, St. Louis, and Minnesota.

Occupy San Diego tried to place Mayor Jerry Sanders under citizen's arrest this morning for the temporary renaming of Qualcomm Stadium.

The San Diego Union Tribune dives into the stadium debate with a plan of their own. How much of the plan holds water?

As with Norv Turner and A.J. Smith, it appears that 2012 will be the make-or-break season for the Chargers and the city of San Diego.

The annual saga in San Diego has been resolved early this year as the team announces they'll stay in San Diego for at least another year.

The Chargers' idea that the stadium could serve as a supplement to a Convention Center expansion has been floated before, but Fabiani takes it a step further this time.

Mayor Sanders tours Denver, Indianapolis, and Kansas City, hoping to get ideas for a new Chargers stadium. Hey, any new idea is a good one at this point.

Los Angeles gets closer to a new stadium. Is it inevitable that the Chargers will become their 1st tenant?