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Does San Diego's new short-term rental law have a gaping loophole? - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Does San Diego's new short-term rental law have a gaping loophole? - The San Diego Union-Tribune

It took years of work and compromise to get today's ordinance crafted and passed. But now, some are calling on the city to revise its short-term rental regulations in hopes of closing what they say is a glaring loophole

San Diego passes requirement for restaurants near coast to replace parking taken by outdoor dining - Vimarsana News

San Diego passes requirement for restaurants near coast to replace parking taken by outdoor dining

The new regulation from the California Coastal Commission will apply to a narrow stretch close to the water, renewing concerns about its effect on the street dining program in La Jolla Shores.

Outdoor dining near San Diego coast faces tough restrictions - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Outdoor dining near San Diego coast faces tough restrictions - The San Diego Union-Tribune

The California Coastal Commission approves regulation forcing restaurants near the shoreline with street seating to replace lost parking spots or shut down al fresco dining

Outdoor dining near San Diego coast faces tough restrictions - Vimarsana News

Outdoor dining near San Diego coast faces tough restrictions

The California Coastal Commission approves regulation forcing restaurants near the shoreline with street seating to replace lost parking spots or shut down al fresco dining

California Coastal Commission withholds vote on La Jolla home project - Vimarsana News

California Coastal Commission withholds vote on La Jolla home project

After more than an hour of discussion, the California Coastal Commission this week postponed a vote on a planned home development in La Jolla, prolonging the review process for a project five years in the making.