Roman Flavors Arrive in Chula Vista, Farmer's Table Transforms into Acqua E Farina Trattoria Romana
Chula Vista's Farmer's Table is set to become Acqua E Farina Trattoria Romana, offering a Roman-style dining experience starting September 18, with fresh pasta, table-side cannoli, and vintage service touches.
University City's Four Governor Park Sold for $11M, New Owner Plans Condo Inclusion in San Diego Office Property
Four Governor Park in San Diego was sold for $11 million, with CBRE handling the sale. The office park has a high occupancy rate and may be converted to condos by the new owner, Cast Capital Partners.
Home Depot Settles for $2M in Overcharging and False Advertising Case, Undertakes New Price Accuracy Program
Home Depot has to pay nearly $2M in fines after being found guilty of overcharging and false advertising, having settled without admitting wrongdoing. They are to implement a Price Accuracy Program.
San Diego Authorities Seek Public Help to Capture Suspects in Hillcrest Hate Crime Spree, $2,000 Reward Offered
San Diego authorities seek public help to find suspects in a series of Hillcrest hate crimes involving pellet attacks, as well as a car linked to the incidents. A $2,000 reward is offered for leads.
UC San Diego and Scripps Institution of Oceanography Embark on $10 Million Neurobiology Venture Sponsored by Paul G. Allen Group Amid Climate Crisis
UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography received a $10 million grant from the Paul G. Allen Frontiers Group to establish a center studying the neurobiology of marine life amid climate change.
Southern California Braces for Relief as Cooler Temperatures Approach from the Pacific Northwest
A low-pressure system from the Pacific Northwest is set to lower temperatures in Southern California by 5-15 degrees, providing relief from the heat and increasing coastal clouds. Fire weather concerns persist due to low humidity and winds.