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The Midway District’s 30-foot height limit is here to stay.
Last week, the Supreme Court of California declined to review a Court of Appeal ruling that overturned a decision by voters to remove the coastal height limit for San Diego’s Midway neighborhood. Since 1972, the building height limit there and everywhere west of I-5 is 30 feet.
San Diego resident...
At 2 a.m. Monday morning, the De la Mora’s were outside in the rain cleaning a city storm drain with a rake.
That drain clogged the morning of New Year’s Day sending neighbors into a panic as a lake bega...
Sandoval is a senior at Eastlake High School.
As a young person growing up in San Diego, I’ve heard this more times than I can count: “I love San Diego, but there’s no way I’ll ever afford a home here.”
I’ve heard this from teachers at my school and recently from my friend, who is moving to Georgia.
To put it simply, San Diego must do...
A lot has changed in San Diego’s politics and public affairs in the last year. There’s a new majority on the county Board of Supervisors. The city of San Diego has a budget deficit, which is similar to last year but now it charges residents a bevy of new fees that have led to backlash.
We have new congressional districts and a new county treasurer.
Sever...
New Year’s Day felt like a repeat of the catastrophic floods of 2024 for the residents of Southcrest San Diego.
Intense rain turned Chollas creek into a river near the Shelltown neighborhood. Water started to creep up Birch and Beta streets, reminiscent of Jan. 22, 2024 when floodwaters consumed whole streets of homes.
But this time, neighbors were read...
