27 February 2018 0 It’s About to Get Harder to Buy Food at Your Local Brewery For years, San Diego breweries have invited local caterers to set up food stands in their tasting rooms. But a new county ordinance could spell the end to this symbiotic relationship. Full story at Voice of San Diego ... Read More | Share it now!
26 February 2018 0 Black hole development in Little Italy Planning documents from Civic San Diego indicate up to one million dollars will be allocated to the piazza project by the city, to be drawn from Development Impact Fee Funds. These are fees collected from commercial developers that are intended to fund... Read More | Share it now!
25 February 2018 0 He said he would destroy our neighborhood A developer’s plan to build on a canyon property in Hillcrest sparked an ever-escalating two-year dispute with the project’s immediate neighbors. As the differences have become more contentious, one or the other side has appealed to the city’s... Read More | Share it now!
23 February 2018 0 Building begins on busy corner in Point Loma A Chevron gas station that once occupied the land closed in the early 1990s — back when gas still cost less than two dollars per gallon. While the structures and underground tanks were removed at that time, the lot required extensive sweeping and... Read More | Share it now!
2 August 2017 0 Camp Pendleton: A hell of a place to grow up We were nearing the end of a late-afternoon soccer practice, when coach waved us off the field. Gathered on the sideline, we watched a pair of drab green military helicopters thud down around midfield. Several Marine officers, wearing flak jackets over... Read More | Share it now!
