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Councilmember Campbell's Budget Recommendations Show a Slavish Kowtowing to Bicycle Advocates for Votes - Vimarsana News

Councilmember Campbell's Budget Recommendations Show a Slavish Kowtowing to Bicycle Advocates for Votes

By Geoff Page After perusing Council member Jennifer Campbell’s September 10, 2022, Memorandum titled “Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Recommendations,” the not-so-shadowy hand of the cycling community becomes immediately apparent. One sentence in particular made this clear and caused a closer look at the memo. “While flexible bollards are useful for demarcating space for bicyclists, they…

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2022 election: Q&A with Vivian Moreno, candidate for San Diego City Council District 8 - Vimarsana News

2022 election: Q&A with Vivian Moreno, candidate for San Diego City Council District 8

Vivian Moreno is running for re-election in San Diego City Council District 8.

Column: The cost of housing in San Diego will be going down, right? - Vimarsana News

Column: The cost of housing in San Diego will be going down, right?

Broad local and state action aims to make homes more affordable. Will it work?

Court ruling clears way for high-rise housing along new Morena Boulevard trolley line - Vimarsana News

Court ruling clears way for high-rise housing along new Morena Boulevard trolley line

SAN DIEGO —  Developers can move forward with plans for high-rise housing and dense urban villages along the new Morena Boulevard trolley line in San Diego now that a Superior Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by nearby residents. Judge Timothy Taylor ruled last week that city officials properly analyzed how a new growth blueprint for the area would affect parks, traffic, air quality and other potential impacts covered under state environmental law. City Attorney Mara Elliott hailed the ruling Wednesday as a victory for San Diego, as the city tries to solve a housing affordability...