San Ysidro

San Ysidro, CA · Municipal
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5 Best Restaurants in El Cajon, California You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
El Cajon, California — a city where the foothills cradle neighborhoods stitched with memory and migration, where the sun leans golden on Spanish-tiled roofs and the laughter of families drifts through palm-lined streets. Here, the scent of carne asada mingles with the sweetness of baklava, and every block hums with the stories of newcomers, old-timers, and dreamers who gather at tables to share more than a meal.
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Little Italy's 610 W. Ash Tower to Become 184 Affordable Apartments by 2029
A 19-story office tower in Little Italy that sat nearly 60% empty is headed for a dramatic second act: 184 apartments reserved for low-income households. An affiliate of Vintage Housing bought the building at 610 W. Ash St. for $26 million on Sept. 28, and the developer now hopes to turn the former office space into affordable housing by summer 2029.
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Linda Vista wants a say in future of Skateworld site as city conducts housing study
Originally built as a community facility during World War II, the building that houses Skateworld retains distinctive wooden arches spanning its skating floor. It’s distinctive enough that the city designated it as a historical resource in 2011. It’s a standout too, as San Diego’s only indoor roller-skating rink and a long-time family enterprise. Skateworld opened in 1975 under Gary Stang and his son Brett purchased the family business in 2020. Brett now operates it with his wife, Christina.
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Mexico's Ambassador Vows Action on Tijuana River Sewage During San Diego Visit
Mexico's ambassador to the United States pledged during his first San Diego visit to keep working on the Tijuana River pollution crisis, touring the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant as cross-border sewage continues to plague the region. Roberto Lazzeri called the long-running crisis one of the top priorities of the binational agenda and said Mexico is working to secure the resources needed for infrastructure fixes on its side of the border.
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U.S. Veterans helping veterans: San Diego food drive supports military families
A Veterans Day food drive at Liberty Station, Sunday, brought together a Christian group of veterans, active-duty service members and volunteers to support thousands of people and their loved ones facing food scarcity while serving the country. As the uncertainty continues over the war in Iran and other U.S. conflicts...
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A former police officer kept about $300,000 in government benefits after failing to report a death, Social Security’s inspector general says
A former Naval Base San Diego police officer has pleaded guilty to keeping nearly $300,000 in government benefits meant for a retired co-worker who died in 2016, Social Security’s inspector general says. Ivan Alonso Rodriguez, 47, of El Cajon, admitted in federal court on Nov. 3 that he knew of the death and told neither... The post A former police officer kept about $300,000 in government benefits after failing to report a death, Social Security’s inspector general says appeared first on The Financial Wire .