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The Development Permit Review Committee backs sending a letter to a San Diego Historical Resources Board subcommittee with a list of possible alternatives to demolition.

The blufftop home in Lower Hermosa would be replaced by a three-story, 10,567-square-foot house after efforts at preservation failed, applicants say.

As the climate changes, these cities might take the brunt of Mother Nature's wrath.

A local preservationist hails the decision as 'glorious,' and the applicants for a planned development of the property hope for clear guidance on what they will be allowed to do.

Applicants who proposed to demolish the house as part of plans to build a new one now seek historic designation for the property in hopes of getting guidance on how to proceed.

The proposal for La Jolla Boulevard doesn't contain ground-floor retail, sparking debate about the need for it in the area.

The group postpones final review of a plan to demolish La Casa de los Amigos in Lower Hermosa and build a new residence until the San Diego Historical Resources Board rules on whether La Casa is historic.

The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors approved a new General Plan on a Local Coastal Program.

NHDES Coastal Program and partners begin four projects to enhance community and environmental resilience as coastal hazards increase.

The California Coastal Commission disagrees with how the applicant to remove La Casa de los Amigos in Lower Hermosa characterized the commission's position to La Jolla's DPR Committee.