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After more than a decade of waiting for a change to work the city of San Diego says was unpermitted, Tom Sparrow is taking a La Jolla Mesa neighbor to court, looking to get the work removed or retroactively permitted.
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Diagonal lines in a bordered area adjacent to a curb do not always mean “no parking,” the La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board learned at its Oct. 20 meeting as it heard from San Diego parking enforcement supervisors about when parking on such lines is allowed.
San Diego real estate prices, then and now: A look back at 1979 The five-part series on "high prices" from 40 years ago sounds pretty familiar to San Diegans in 2021. Author: Jeff Zevely (Reporter) Updated: 5:55 PM PST February 15, 2021 SAN DIEGO — In the past year, San Diego housing prices have hit several all-time record highs. In this Zevely Zone, I revisited the year of 1979, which was another record-breaking chapter in San Diego's real estate history. I compared what buyers were paying more than 40 years ago. In order to look back in time we dug into the...