UHWWC’s Out & About offers a welcoming 2SLGBTQIA+ space, launched with a park potluck, and plans monthly meetups: movies, games, coffee, outings, and volunteering. Members supported Dining Out For Life.

The California State Historic Resources Commission has unanimously approved a streamlined framework making it easier and less expensive for San Diego’s bungalow court owners to achieve National Register of Historic Places status. University Heights’ own El Cantorral Court was among the first properties listed.

San Diego’s Utilities Undergrounding Program reaches University Heights: UHTS-02 design is 30% complete. Expect a community forum at 60% to weigh in on utility box and streetlight placement. Construction will use trenching or HDD; homeowners may need panel upgrades. Watch mailers and city/uhsd.org updates.

UHCA President Marc Johnson celebrates the volunteer team behind Party on Park 2026 and goes behind the scenes on how UH News comes together each month. A commitment to transparency ensures the neighborhood's voice stays authentically human.

The 2026 Community Development Survey reveals what University Heights residents want most: infrastructure first, parking protections, "Missing Middle" affordable housing, and strict height limits to preserve the neighborhood's historic vibe.

Party on Park 2026 drew an estimated 1,200 visitors to 75+ stores, restaurants, artists, and vendors along Park Boulevard on May 9—making it UHCA's largest and most successful fundraiser to date. Over 560 tickets were sold for this landmark community event.

Jim Manner traces the 80-year history of his Cleveland Avenue cedar tree, the families who planted it, and recent steps to keep it healthy.

UH dog trainer Lola Handzel offers ten practical tips for ending leash pulling, from harness gear to direction changes and high-value treats.

Friends of the UH Library invites volunteers, business members, and individual members to support upcoming events including Party on Park.

Roosevelt IB Middle School's 2026 IBEX featured student music, theatre, art, alumni reunions, and tacos from the Roofriends Foundation.

Tara and Guido Hamacher walk first-time buyers through credit, down payments, closing costs, and the mortgage interest deduction.

Kelsey Diaz makes the case for messy, imperfect art and introduces UH painter Kirsten Ivey of Yellow Moon Art.

The UH Women's Walk Club answers common questions about events, RSVPs, fitness levels, and bringing children, dogs, or guests along.

Dr. Jeremy Gaynier honors Cecilia Vargas of Cecilia's Fine Jewelry for her warm welcome, kindness, and steady support of UH neighbors.

UHCA President Marc Johnson celebrates record growth and recruits volunteers for distribution, blockwalking, membership, and Uptown planning roles.

UHCA's Native Plants Team meets monthly along Meade Avenue and seeks donations to fund more drought-tolerant plants for the neighborhood.

San Diego Museum of Art and Native Poppy wrapped the UH sign pillars in flowers as a preview of Art Alive 2026.

Andy Lange awards a Plume to Blaine Grosse of Andy's Plumbing, recognizing his honest service, professionalism, and longtime advertising support.

Tijuana River fumes, freeway emissions, and industrial pollution often degrade the air around University Heights and threaten resident health.

Peggy Goings previews May programs at the UH Library, including Maker Monday, Emily Dickinson tribute night, ArtQuest, and Bike Anywhere Day.