La Jolla development reviewers look to make changes to work better with applicants and city of San Diego
Suggested changes would put ‘something in writing that serves as a guideline of things that are important to ask about.’
Pilot killed when small plane crashes in La Jolla
The wreckage of the Cessna was found shortly after 2 a.m. in a brushy area off Caminito Claro near Gilman Drive.
Pilot killed when small plane crashes in La Jolla
The wreckage of the Cessna was found shortly after 2 a.m. in a brushy area off Caminito Claro near Gilman Drive.
After years of complaints about ‘ridiculous’ water bills and long hold times, S.D. is making sweeping changes
Key to fixing the problems will be reviving the stalled ‘smart’ meter program and improving customer service with new software, more hiring and better training, the city says.
After years of complaints about ‘ridiculous’ water bills and long hold times, S.D. is making sweeping changes
Key to fixing the problems will be reviving the stalled ‘smart’ meter program and improving customer service with new software, more hiring and better training, the city says.
Flavored tobacco products are available online despite California ban, UC San Diego study says
The research indicates an apparent shift toward online sales in the weeks after a statewide ban took effect last December and shows ways Californians are getting around the new law.
Flavored tobacco products are available online despite California ban, UC San Diego study says
The research indicates an apparent shift toward online sales in the weeks after a statewide ban took effect last December and shows ways Californians are getting around the new law.
Tarnishing the Jewel: ‘Dreadful’ lot draws digs
Though La Jolla has a lot of beautiful sights, some aren’t so much.
San Diego council votes to reduce property owners’ permit fees and process time for fixing damaged sidewalks
The city says it needs residents to help cover about $238 million in needed repairs and help reduce city payouts to people injured by crumbling sidewalks.
Package of housing incentives faces revisions after S.D. council rejects it amid debate over low-income homes
The most controversial element of the wide-ranging Housing Action Package 2.0 is a proposal to start letting developers build low-income housing and market-rate housing in separate locations.