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La Mesa approves parking modifications to ease shortage in downtown village (opens the original)
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La Mesa’s downtown village has a parking availability problem, and officials are taking small steps to create more spaces for residents and visitors. The La Mesa City Council last week approved a collection of proposed parking modifications for the city’s downtown village area, a move officials said will provide “immediate parking relief.” “We don’t have the money for a new parking structure but we recognize the need to make parking where we can,” Councilmember Laura Lothian said. The East Count
El Capitan Reservoir boat ramp gets $2.5 million extension to improve recreational use year-round (opens the original)
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County leaders have approved $2.5 million to extend the boat launch ramp at El Capitan Reservoir, aiming to keep the popular recreation site usable even as water levels fluctuate. The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously earlier this month to approve the proposal, brought forward by Supervisors Joel Anderson and Monica Montgomery Steppe. “The need for this investment has become increasingly apparent as lower reservoir levels have often rendered the existing boat launch unusabl
‘All these projects have problems.’ County approves East County solar and battery project (opens the original)
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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday approved a controversial solar power and battery storage project for the unincorporated desert community of Boulevard, despite concerns from residents who argued clean energy projects put their safety at risk. First proposed by the developer in 2022, Starlight Solar will industrialize about 588 acres near Old Highway 80 in unincorporated East County. The project includes a solar farm capable of generating up to 100 megawatts and a 217-megawa
Lemon Grove Mayor Alysson Snow tapped to head county’s new consumer protection unit (opens the original)
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Lemon Grove Mayor Alysson Snow has been chosen to lead San Diego County’s newly created Consumer Fairness and Public Protection Unit, a specialized team that will litigate against scammers and predatory businesses across the region. “My own family’s experience helped inform my legal path, and I really want to help make sure that working class people can make it during tough economic times,” Snow, 48, said. “I’ve been doing this a long time, it is my passion.” The new consumer watchdog unit, whic
El Cajon’s Alley Cat Art Fest unveils newly restored mural (opens the original)
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From quirky ceramics to vibrant paintings and handmade jewelry, artists turned downtown El Cajon’s mural-lined streets into an open-air art festival Saturday to showcase local art and launch a new public mural restoration project. The event merged two of the city’s popular art events: Artivál and the Alley Cat Art Walk, an annual event that ran for over two decades as an evening stroll celebrating local art and galleries. “We’re trying really hard for people to come to East County to experience
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