From native plants to river cleanups, learn how local groups are helping the environment—and how you can join in.

Board members and their guests toasted the success of the Party on Park event at new hotspot Sonny’s on Madison.

With gloves, brooms, and community spirit, residents cleaned up Park Blvd, leaving it sparkling and more inviting.

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

The annual UH Garage Sale returns with over 50 sales, e-waste recycling, and exciting community activities at Birney Elementary.

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

From crime mapping and budget cuts to seed swaps and intersection plans, the May UHCA meeting covered critical neighborhood updates.

UH’s favorite yard sale tradition returns — plus electronics recycling and a chance to protest trash fees.

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.

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.

Henny’s SoCal spirit and snuggle-loving nature make him this month’s UH pet star.

UHCA revives its community service program to assist residents with yard cleanup and outdoor projects this summer.

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

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.