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Sacramento Lawmakers Fast-Track End Run Around Public for Midway Rising, Todd Gloria and Weber Pierson (opens the original)
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by Nadia Lathan / Cal-Matters / August 31, 2026 Facing a shrinking budget, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria made few commitments during his annual address to the city in January. One of them was to win approval for a controversial plan to build a billionaire-backed professional sports stadium and a housing project in a long-vacant arena parking lot. “Let me be crystal clear,” Gloria, a Democrat, said. “The redevelopment of the sports arena will move forward. We will get this done.” He may finally ful
Sacramento Lawmakers Fast-Track End Run Around Public for Midway Rising, Todd Gloria and Weber Pierson (opens the original)
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by Nadia Lathan / Cal-Matters / August 31, 2026 Facing a shrinking budget, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria made few commitments during his annual address to the city in January. One of them was to win approval for a controversial plan to build a billionaire-backed professional sports stadium and a housing project in a long-vacant arena parking lot. “Let me be crystal clear,” Gloria, a Democrat, said. “The redevelopment of the sports arena will move forward. We will get this done.” He may finally ful
San Diego Lawmakers Are Plotting Legislation that Would Totally Exempt Midway Rising From State Environmental Review (opens the original)
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by Nadia Lathan / Voice of San Diego / August 18, 2026 They’re going for the wholesale workaround. San Diego lawmakers are weighing new legislation to allow San Diego’s Midway Rising project to bypass state environmental review — a pivot from earlier proposals that sought to exempt parts of the project from certain environmental rules. The Midway Rising plan involves a 16,0000-seat arena and roughly 4,250 housing units. Under the new proposal, the city’s own study of the project’s environmental
San Diego Lawmakers Are Plotting Legislation that Would Totally Exempt Midway Rising From State Environmental Review (opens the original)
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by Nadia Lathan / Voice of San Diego / August 18, 2026 They’re going for the wholesale workaround. San Diego lawmakers are weighing new legislation to allow San Diego’s Midway Rising project to bypass state environmental review — a pivot from earlier proposals that sought to exempt parts of the project from certain environmental rules. The Midway Rising plan involves a 16,0000-seat arena and roughly 4,250 housing units. Under the new proposal, the city’s own study of the project’s environmental
They Really Want Midway Rising to Happen (opens the original)
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by Nadia Lathan / Voice of San Diego / August 14, 2026 A new bill related to San Diego’s Midway Rising project was set in motion Thursday, August 13, as lawmakers began a process to gut and amend an unrelated bill that would potentially give broader environmental exemptions for the planned dual sports arena and housing complex. New bill language isn’t available yet, but it’s expected to appear next week ahead of an Assembly Natural Resources Committee meeting where it’ll be taken up in a public
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