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San Diego’s downtown Civic Center redevelopment just took a major step forward: The Prebys Foundation has moved to purchase the long-vacant California Theatre at 4th Avenue and C Street, a building widely viewed as a roadblock to new investment in the area. The plan is to prepare

California lawmakers just hit pause on a housing-construction wage proposal that would have changed how some residential projects get approved—and how much certain workers would be paid. While the debate is centered on housing production, the ripple effects could land squarely on skilled trades like plumbing, especially

A striking, scaffold-heavy lifeguard observation tower has appeared on Mission Beach in San Diego, and it’s drawing attention not just for its unusual design—but for its reported $2.5 million overall price tag. While the structure is meant to keep public safety operations running during repairs at an

San Diego mortgage expert Jason Ruedy is urging homebuyers and homeowners to shop aggressively for the lowest interest rate possible—reminding consumers that even small rate differences can add up to major long-term costs. While the headlines focus on mortgage affordability, the same “small-percentage, big-impact” reality is playing