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The City Council voted last week to amend the law to make it clear that coastal permits are required for placemaking projects. It will take a second vote of the council, expected next month, to make it final. … [Read more...] about San Diego effort to enliven commercial areas hits snag

The continuing shortage of affordable housing options for moderate- and low-income households remains a significant challenge that contributes to homelessness in our region. Creating new affordable rental housing units and helping more households pay rent for sustainable periods of time, along with providing supportive services when needed, will be critical. … [Read more...] about Commentary: How San Diego plans to address, prevent homelessness

Salas is the first Latina mayor in Chula Vista and in the county. Martinez leads outreach for Southwest in San Diego. The two helped inspire MANA de San Diego’s Latina Success Leadership Program, which addresses the lack of Latina representation in managerial posts and elected office. … [Read more...] about MANA de San Diego

What I wasn’t comfortable with was the rip tide. I’ve honestly never felt such a strong current in my life, especially not when a giant board is attached to my ankle. And though I had been somewhat able to jump up on the board while on dry land, it was like my mind was erased clean once I hit the water. The waves were throwing me to shore like a discarded rag doll- even the instructor said the current was unusually strong. … [Read more...] about Surf’s Up in San Sebastián

“He re-broke his collarbone in practice the other day,” SDSU head coach Rocky Long said. “He got pushed and hit on the ground, so they operated on him. I think he’s out of the hospital, but he’s still in recovery. ... They determined this time they better put a plate in it, help it heal to be strong.” … [Read more...] about Scouting Report: Aztecs at San Jose State