Editorials
Hillcrest deserves a rainbow sidewalk
The Hillcrest community and surrounding areas are eager to celebrate, and installation of rainbow crosswalks has quickly risen to the...
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Guest Editorial: Affordable housing is not going to finance itself
Today, nearly a full two years after the hep A epidemic, there are still no concrete plans to help house...
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Guest Editorial: It’s a new year, and time for a new approach to homelessness in San Diego
In the New Year, there is far more that San Diego leaders — and residents — can be doing to...
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Why 6th & Olive is the right project for Bankers Hill
They’ll also benefit from the increase in street parking that the new building will provide.
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Nine things to know before you donate blood in 2019
January is National Blood Donor Month. It’s also a difficult time of year to collect blood donations due to snowstorms...
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Sun-blocking tower or good neighbor?
As originally conceived, the “Hillcrest 111” building would stand 92 feet tall, in a neighborhood with mostly one- and two-story...
Read moreA parent’s guide to school choice in San Diego
If you want to learn more about different options available for your children’s education, now is the time to start...
Read moreWhy Uptown Planners recommends a height reduction for ‘6th & Olive’ project
On Jan. 28, the San Diego City Council will decide whether to approve a proposed 225-foot-high building in Bankers Hill...
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How the Port of San Diego champions women, minorities and small businesses and access for all
Diversity is a strength in any enterprise, and the benefits of inclusion are no secret. It takes a variety of...
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New Council, new year — It’s time for city leaders to act with new urgency on climate change
The city’s Climate Action Plan has rightly been hailed for its bold, aggressive commitments to tackle climate change head-on.
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