Sign up for our eNewsletterNet neutrality The California Senate voted in support of SB 822 on Aug. 30, signaling a victory for those favoring a return to net neutrality protections. In a wide margin, the state Assembly voted 61-18 in favor of advancing the bill and sent it to Gov. Jerry Brown’s desk for review. Brown signed the bill […]
What’s happening in Uptown Oct.5-27.
Union and Ash project On Friday, Sept. 11, a meeting at the New City America, Inc. office is open to the public to review the Union and Ash project. This project proposes to build the largest 36-story, 408 feet tall residential building in Little Italy with 389 residential development including 32 units of affordable housing. […]
Contemporary R&B singer and keyboardist Kandace Springs will perform at the San Diego House of Blues. Springs has worked with acts the likes of Prince, Ghostface Killah, and Aqualung. Doors open at 7 p.m. $25. 1055 Fifth Ave.
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The vacation rental industry is upset about the compromise ordinance passed by San Diego’s City Council.
Friday, August 3 ‘Hairspray’ San Diego Musical Theatre presents Tony Award-winning musical “Hairspray” from Aug. 3–Sept. 2 at the Horton Grand Theatre. It’s 1962 in Baltimore, Maryland, and quirky, plus-sized teenager Tracy Turnblad has one dream: to dance on The Corny Collins Show. When she gets put in detention with the African-American students in the […]
Youth learn high-value skills in construction trades Students in the San Diego Gateway to College and Career (SDG2CC) program are working with contractors in electrical, carpentry and plumbing to learn valuable hands-on experience that leads to living wage jobs with the potential of earning $25 per hour. The San Diego Continuing Education (SDCE) SDG2CC program […]
Christian Davis is the president of the San Diego County Apartment Association, and a vice president at Pinnacle Property Management, LLC.
Today, it is widely reported that California is among the most secret of any state with respect to police records. California also has more police shootings resulting in death annually than any other state.
Regional wholesale water rate increases in 2019 are among the lowest in 15 years