Sign up for our eNewsletterBy Doug Curlee | Editor at Large
Longtime residents of the neighborhoods around San Diego State University are losing their communities to the never-ending need for some sort of housing for SDSU students.
Right now, there are more than 800 so-called “mini-dorms” in the College area, and there are fears that these makeshift housing options will spread to other communities, like Del Cerro, San Carlos, Grantville and Allied Gardens.
Rules state university system must start all over with new EIR
By Doug Curlee | Editor at Large
Back in August, the California Supreme Court ruled on a case brought up by the city of San Diego against the California State University Board of Trustees that effects planned expansion projects for not only San Diego State University, but for all other public universities in the state as well.
Tom Leech
I arrived here from the Midwest about five decades ago to work in aerospace out in Kearny Mesa. In those days, Mission Valley had a far different look and style than today. Interstate 8 had not arrived yet, and red lights at Texas Street, Murphy Canyon Road and College Avenue (if memory serves me correctly) controlled traffic on the two lanes heading both directions on old Highway 80.
Al Schaffer volunteers coaching talents to SDSU men’s basketball team By Johnny McDonald Al Schaffer travels down from Ramona several times a week to offer his opinions when San Diego State’s men’s basketball team takes to the practice floor.