Zuma, the internationally known Japanese lounge-restaurant brand, has officially opened its first-ever California location inside Downtown San Diego’s historic Guild Hotel. The arrival brings signature dishes like miso black cod and torched salmon nigiri into one of the city’s most high-traffic hospitality corridors—an exciting development that also
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California’s housing debate is back on the ballot—and this time, it’s centered on how fast (and how predictably) essential projects can move from approval to construction. A new commentary circulating across the state argues that voters can modernize CEQA-related project approvals through Proposition 45, reducing delays that
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Executive Summary For a main sewer line clog, immediately stop all water and automatic water sources, confirm the blockage location at the exterior cleanout, then clear the line from the cleanout using a properly sized sewer cable (and hydro-jetting only when the pipe is confirmed intact), finishing
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Congress is making a rare bipartisan move on housing: the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act aims to help the U.S. build more homes. But as a recent Times of San Diego opinion piece points out, California’s biggest obstacles to new housing often aren’t federal—they’re state and
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San Diego renters are seeing sticker shock again as some landlords attempt to raise rent by as much as 8.2%—a jump tied to how California’s statewide rent cap formula adjusts year to year. While the headlines focus on housing costs, the real-world ripple effect is bigger: when
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