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Private school gets OK to build 6.5-acre campus in Del Sur (opens the original)
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The Cambridge School, a private Christian school in Rancho Peñasquitos, is gearing up to build a larger campus on 6.5 acres of vacant land in Del Sur. Earlier this month, a city of San Diego hearing officer approved a conditional use permit for the pre-K-12 school’s campus project at the southwest corner of Camino Del Sur and Coyote Bush Drive in the Black Mountain Ranch Community Plan area. The project includes a 182,868‑square‑foot, three-story classroom building; a 10,904‑square‑foot single s
Should the San Diego airport ban robotaxis? (opens the original)
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San Diego leaders are looking to exert whatever local control they can as Waymo and Amazon roll out autonomous vehicle passenger service around town. In California, AVs are regulated by state agencies, but San Diego City Council members recently approved a resolution urging the state to give local authorities control over deployment. The resolution is said to be motivated by safety concerns and a desire to protect the jobs of taxi and rideshare drivers. The local leaders are also calling on the
San Diego to extend Midway Rising team’s lease of current arena (opens the original)
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San Diego is preparing to extend the Midway Rising team’s lease for the existing sports arena through 2031 as the parties continue to negotiate a redevelopment deal for the broader, city-owned property. On Tuesday, San Diego City Councilmembers will vote on a second amendment to the city’s sports arena lease with Midway Rising Venue Management LLC, a limited liability company owned by Midway Rising. The proposed amendment extends the entity’s contract by five years — through Dec. 4, 2031 — and m
San Diego unemployment ticks up. Here’s the good news (opens the original)
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San Diego County unemployment ticked up a bit from the previous month, with job growth in private education, healthcare, retail and leisure blunted by losses in higher education and the construction industry. But the overall economic outlook for the region looked brighter because of one surprising factor. The region’s preliminary unemployment rate was 4.9% in August even as the local economy added 2,400 jobs, according to data released Friday by the state’s employment department. The jobless rat
Meet High Street Village, the Little Italy-inspired neighborhood replacing Costa Verde Center (opens the original)
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By Jennifer Van Grove | jennifer.vangrove@sduniontribune.comPUBLISHED: September 18, 2026 at 6:00 AM PDT Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...The developer's vision is to create a neighborhood built around a European-style retail street lined with stores, cafes, boutique wellness offerings and a small market. Already have an account? Log In This article is only available to subscribers Flash Sale Standard Digital $1 for 1 year Get this offer Offer valid for non-subscribers only Share this:
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