Shalina Chatlani
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KPBS
The San Diego City Council Tuesday approved a 60-year lease with a developer to renovate the long-empty 101 Ash Street building into hundreds of affordable housing units.
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The nonprofit National Committee for Quality Assurance has given San Diego’s Sharp Health Plan its highest rating. -
KPBS Midday EditionSince January, there have been nine pedestrians killed in traffic accidents in the city of San Diego. That number puts the city on pace for what may be a record year for pedestrian traffic deaths. -
San Diegans lose out on an estimated $137 million in state and federal tax credits each year. -
A number of bike infrastructure projects planned by SANDAG are facing delays under the transportation agency's proposed budget. Some $61 million has been spent on the projects, but few have been completed. -
Home sales in January in the San Diego region were down 10 percent compared to the same time last year, though the median single-family home price was up 7 percent, according to data released Wednesday by a local Realtors group. -
A 900-foot railroad bridge over the San Diego River opened Monday as part of an effort to add a second set of tracks to improve train reliability and increase service frequency. -
The California Assembly has approved a measure that would give state regulators the power to reject proposed health plan mergers. -
With a low number of donations, the blood bank said they have begun rationing supplies to local hospitals. -
San Diego has struggled to capture good data on exactly how many people in the city bike, walk and ride public transit to work. A new survey aims to measure those transportation modes, which are central to the city's Climate Action Plan. -
Services including flu shots, haircuts and dental exams will be offered to the homeless Wednesday as part of the 12th Project Homeless Connect event in downtown San Diego.
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