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.

To help everyone better understand how we got to this point, we’ve assembled this FAQ.

Despite years of collaboration, design charrettes, and a widely supported consensus plan, the San Diego Unified School District is starting over on the redevelopment of the Brucker Education Center. A new “listening session” is scheduled for April 28, but many in University Heights see this not as the beginning—but a dismissal of seven years of community-driven planning. With over 173 survey responses backing the AVRP/Community Consensus Plan, residents are urging SDUSD to honor the work already done—not “let the market decide.” Join the conversation and help shape a future that respects both workforce housing needs and neighborhood character.

Changes to San Diego’s building permit process leave communities with less say.

In “The Brucker Site: Past, Present, and Future” on the front page, Kristin Harms and Bill Ellig have given us a comprehensive (and excellent) summary of how we got to this point today.

A new 112-unit building is set to rise at El Cajon & Alabama under San Diego’s Complete Communities program.

State and local building incentives have accelerated construction in San Diego, impacting zoning, housing, and the future of neighborhoods like University Heights.