Courtesy of Seaside Ridge
Seaside Ridge is a proposed 259-unit apartment complex with 42 low-income units. The project has been stuck in legal maneuvering since 2022.
MORE STORIES
-
Proponents of the 4x4 schedule say it helps students fit more classes into the school year. -
The bill would have expanded on a 2015 law that prohibits plastic microbeads in products like face scrubs and soaps. -
At their regular meeting Tuesday, council members said the benefits of sharing data for crime fighting are worth the risk that it ends up in the hands of federal immigration officials. -
Home sales rebounded across California last month, increasing on both a month-to-month and year-to-year basis, but were down slightly in San Diego County. -
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a version of Assembly Bill 435 that originally proposed to ban smaller teenagers from sitting in the front seat and to require short-statured youth to use booster seats into their middle school years. -
Steve Rios, of Oceanside, California, told NBC that his parents were detained late last month while picking up his pregnant sister and her husband, who is also a Marine at Camp Pendleton. -
TwitchCon returns to San Diego for its 10th anniversary. Here’s what to expect. -
The encampment along North Avenue is one of several along California State Route 94 the city and RTFH are tackling using an $8.4 million Encampment Resolution Fund grant. The Lemon Grove project has already seen more than 30 people staying at the encampment placed into housing with case management and ongoing support. -
SB 79 overrides local zoning to allow apartment buildings near transit. -
San Diego's bid, led by the San Diego British American Business Council and the city, is one of six finalists to host the bi-annual games in four years.
Sign up for our newsletters!
Keep up with all the latest news, arts and culture, and TV highlights from KPBS.
LATEST IN PODCASTS
- San Diego County Fair announces next year's theme with nod to joys of reading
- How San Diego Democrats are using Prop 50 to reach new voters
- San Diego Kaiser workers strike for safe staffing, fair pay and benefits
- Gov. Newsom signs a reparations study law but vetoes other racial justice proposals
- A new state law means more housing can be built across San Diego
