Pho Ca Dao Got Shut Down for Vermin and Bad Temps. It Also Got Back Open Before Sundown.
Getting shut down and cleared by health inspectors in the same afternoon is either an impressive show of responsiveness or a sign that something keeps getting overlooked until someone with a clipboard shows up. For Phở Ca Dao & Grill in Rancho Bernardo, the answer may be a little of both.
San Diego Plots Massive Slowdown On 679 Miles Of City Streets
San Diego’s plan would let the city lower posted speeds on about 679 miles — prioritizing school zones and business corridors — with signs estimated to cost $2.4M. The committee advanced the proposal and it now moves to full council review this spring.
Beach Parking Brawl: San Diego Councilmember Moves to Lock In Free Spots
Councilmember Raul Campillo plans to put a ballot question before voters to block paid parking at San Diego beaches and bays amid mounting complaints. The measure follows new fees at Balboa Park, the zoo and event areas.
Israeli Startups Quietly Keep 20,000 California Paychecks Flowing
A new alliance report finds Israeli‑founded firms support about 22,650 California jobs and add billions in output. The data arrives as state political debate over Israel intensifies.












