Highlights from UHCA’s April meeting, including safety updates and the latest on the Brucker Site.

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

SDUSD and the UH community have had large-scale visioning meetings at the Brucker Auditorium four times already since 2018, with the final one on November 8, 2023. This is not the beginning - this is a complete restart.

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.

As the forerunner to San Diego State University, the 13-acre site at 4100 Normal Street in University Heights (also known as the Brucker Site and the Normal Street Site) has special significance for our community.

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

Inspired Coffee Roasters brings Brooklyn flair, creative drinks, and community vibes to UH.

UH celebrates its streetcar heritage with a new historical marker at Old Trolley Barn Park.

UH’s NPPC reps discuss their goals for housing, safety, and community improvements.

UH cat owners are turning to “catios” to keep pets safe and protect birds, butterflies, and pollinators.

UH’s young changemakers address local and global challenges through creative community projects.

Graffiti walls and a copper bar set the scene for UH’s next pizza hot spot.

Bike Month brings rides, classes, and community fun to UH this May.

UH Library offers programs, events, and ways to support literacy this spring.

Highlights from UHCA’s March meeting, featuring fire safety updates and community news.

Over 125 neighbors joined UHCA’s annual St. Paddy’s pub crawl — the biggest turnout yet.

After a local resident was struck, UHCA advocacy led to crosswalk upgrades at Madison & Florida to make the intersection safer.

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