As University Heights representatives to the North Park Planning Committee, your neighbors share updates on city advocacy and local improvements. This month’s highlights include a petition to reimagine “daylighted” curb spaces under AB 413 into community features like benches and planters, plus a request to install transit signal priority along major UH and North Park corridors.

The October UHCA meeting featured updates from elected officials on local projects and an important briefing on the future of the Brucker Education Center. Tyla Soylu also shared practical composting and recycling tips, inspiring residents to reduce waste and support a cleaner, greener University Heights.

UH representatives share updates from the North Park Planning Committee, including infrastructure priorities and street safety improvements.

UH residents rallied to save the historic Bunya Pine while also facing the loss of a Canary Palm to infestation, underscoring the need for tree care.

UH businesses report frustration with Adams Avenue’s new paid parking system, citing poor signage, limited time limits, and negative impacts on customers and staff.

See the new banners along Park & Adams—and learn the history behind UH’s trolley roots and development.

From one weekend stroll to 300+ members, see how the UH Women’s Walk Club built a thriving community.

Discover how local artists are transforming utility boxes into vibrant public art across University Heights.

The fifth canyon fire in five years sparked concern in University Heights. Thankfully, no homes were threatened, but calls for preparedness continue.

Nearly 1,000 visitors, 50+ vendors, and a packed Park Blvd made this year’s Party on Park one for the record books.

After years of accidents and near-misses, community members and officials are uniting to demand safety upgrades at Park and El Cajon.

Another crash hits UH’s dog park, sparking renewed calls for traffic safety at a dangerous intersection.

San Diego is rolling out new trash collection fees and services this summer — here’s what UH residents need to know.

The UH Off-Leash Dog Park was struck by a car for the second time in a year, raising safety concerns for this popular neighborhood spot.