With Zone Zero rules and development reducing UH's tree canopy, planting mature trees now is critical for shade, air quality, and wildlife habitat.

Neighbors are working to preserve and beautify Lincoln Slope, with the long-term goal of turning the open space into a true community pocket park.

SDUSD has selected the Protea-Malick proposal for the Brucker site. Here’s what the decision means for University Heights and what comes next.

The San Diego Unified School District Board will hear from all four developers and public comment before voting on a path forward for redevelopment of the 4100 Normal Street Brucker Education Center.

A perspective on the Brucker site redevelopment process, balancing the need for affordable housing with infrastructure, scale, and neighborhood character.

The San Diego Unified School District Board will hear recommendations for redevelopment of the 4100 Normal Street Brucker Education Center.

Realtor Roxanne Govari advocates for responsible ADU development in UH, arguing that large-scale projects without parking are profit-driven, not community-focused.

UH neighbors are speaking out against a city proposal that would eliminate public right of way access, raising concerns about transparency and public space preservation.

San Diego’s housing is increasingly out of reach: affordable units lag far behind need, the median home price tops $1.025M, and only 12% of families can afford a median-priced home. The article explains why market dynamics and policy choices keep prices high and outlines community-first models that could help.

Kristin Harms examines UH’s housing history and current zoning challenges, calling for community input on sustainable development.

More than 45 residents rallied at 1526 Meade Ave. to oppose demolition of a historic home for a new five-story project with limited affordable housing units.

The San Diego Unified School District received 15 proposals from developers for affordable housing projects, including plans for the Brucker Education Center site in University Heights.

A rally to protest another large-scale development that doesn’t address the need for more affordable housing is planned for Saturday September 6 at 11am at 1526 Meade Avenue.

Learn about the new paid parking system on Adams Ave, what it means for residents, and local reactions to the changes.

A recap of key initiatives in housing, pedestrian safety, and community engagement from April and May meetings.

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

A historic craftsman will make way for a 5-story apartment building — here’s what’s planned.

UH residents packed the Birney Auditorium to show overwhelming support for the AVRP redevelopment plan, presenting 100 signed posters to SDUSD.

City Council moves toward a $47.59 monthly trash fee — here’s how UH residents can protest.

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