Showing posts with label City of San Marcos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label City of San Marcos. Show all posts

Thursday, May 15, 2008

Thursday - Quick Hits

Blackwater permits cannot be appealed claims a city official. UT

City to use state bond funds to repair roads. UT

Campaign over height limit initiative in Chula Vista is becoming heated. UT

Port leases land from Navy so hotel project can move forward. UT

Despite city council opposition growth initiative in San Marcos qualifies for November ballot. UT


Tuesday, March 11, 2008

Tuesday - Quick Hits

City Council approves updated blueprint for future growth, but tells poor people there is no place for you here in San Diego. UT

City to appoint "relocation experts" in order to properly compensate De Anza Cove residents. UT

Poll says that Aguirre would lead all candidates in June primary, but would lose in general elections. UT

Cal State San Marcos students and staff unite to fight budget cuts. UT

Growth management initiative petition turned in San Marcos for June ballot. UT NCTimes

Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Wednesday - Quick Hits

Housing crisis continues, home foreclosers in county increase by 353% last over year before. UT

More on housing crisis, county property tax delinquencies are up 20%. UT

City of El Cajon faces a $6 million budget shortfall. UT

Federal wastewater officials weigh two options to treat Tijuana's sewage. UT

City council approves $320 million worth of clean-water programs, but has no idea where the money will come from to pay for them. UT

City of San Marcos delays mini-dorm decision. UT

Even though Chula Vista is more interested in potential Gaylord Entertainment project, city agrees to go ahead with a study about proposed Chargers Stadium project. UT

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Tuesday - Quick Hits

San Diego Unified new superintendent hitting the ground running. UT

Lt. Governor Garamendi is urging students to protest propsed university budget cuts. UT

Regional Airport Authority to hold community meeting Thursday on proposed changes to Lindbergh Field. UT

Judge rules that UCANN can solicit fund from San Diego water and sewers customers in order to perform an independent audit. UT

California Energy Commission will conduct two public workshops regarding proposed changes to Encina Powerplant in Carlsbad. UT

City of San Marocs to address mini-dorm issue. NCTimes

Palomar College to weigh increasing out-of-state tuition rate. NCTimes

Miracosta College will be only slightly be affected by proposed budget cuts to state community colleges. NCTimes

Monday, December 31, 2007

Monday - Quick Hits

MTS fares are scheduled to rise with start of new year on Tuesday. UT

New lobbying rules go into effect tomorrow for city of San Diego. UT

Sweetwater Education Foundation executive director is stepping down in June. UT

Balboa Park's iconic California Tower will under go $1.25 million in renovation. UT

A former trash-recycling building in San Marcos to be recycled in to studio production center if entertainment industry veteran gets his way. UT