Bay Water Board Cuts Sewage Deadline Some Slack, Sparks Fight Over Algae Rules
The Bay water board is proposing narrow five‑year extensions to the new 2034 nitrogen deadline for qualifying nature‑based and recycled‑water projects, raising questions about costs and oversight. Local pilots, like Palo Alto’s horizontal levee, show what the extra time might buy.
Del Mar Canyon Neighbors Snag Grant To Beat Back Next Big Blaze
A $6,700 Project SAFE award will fund SparkSecure26 — a short survey and volunteer fuel‑reduction days in Crest Canyon to thin invasive grasses, eucalyptus ladder fuels and dead trees. The goal: lower wildfire risk for Del Mar Heights homes.
Promontory Point Showdown: Beloved Peninsula Could Go Dark For Years
City and federal plans to rebuild Promontory Point’s shoreline could close the 1930s limestone‑edged park for years, and neighbors and engineers are sharply divided over repair versus replacement. Preservation groups say phased fixes would spare most of the park; planners point to broader shoreline standards and funded design work.












