In April, Steve Wyland opened Battle Axe — the city’s first indoor axe throwing center.
Sign up for our eNewsletterSign up for our eNewsletterIn April, Steve Wyland opened Battle Axe — the city’s first indoor axe throwing center.
By Shain Haug | Allied Gardens Grantville Community Council The largest parcel of the city’s real estate that remains for development is the SDCCU Stadium and the surrounding parking lot. The Allied Gardens Grantville Community Council (AGGCC) town hall meeting on Tuesday, May 22, at 6:30 p.m. at the Benjamin Library (Zion Avenue and Glenroy […]
The next Allied Gardens/Grantville Community Council (AGGCC) Town Hall Meeting will be held on Tuesday, May 22, at 6:30 p.m. at the Benjamin Library at the corner of Zion Avenue and Glenroy Street in Allied Gardens.
The members of the Navajo Community Planners (NCPI), especially those who represent Grantville, are frustrated with the process to update neighboring Mission Valley’s community plan.
By Jeff Clemetson | Editor
Housing and homeless are major problems in San Diego, and as the baby boomers age, both senior housing and homeless seniors have the potential to be even bigger problems. But a proposed housing project in Grantville could be a blueprint for the solution to housing seniors in danger of becoming homeless.
By Jeff Clemetson | Editor
Redevelopment around the Grantville trolley station has been a longtime goal of the city of San Diego, the Navajo communities and a handful of nearby property owners. But there has always been one major roadblock to realizing that goal — persistent flooding along Alvarado Creek between Waring and Mission Gorge roads, even during small storms.
A recently completed study conducted by the city could be the first step in addressing the flooding.
By Doug Curlee | Editor at Large
Electric vehicle credit ends May 31 There are 24,000 electric vehicle (EV) drivers in the San Diego area who have the opportunity to enroll in the Electric Vehicle Climate Credit program and receive a credit of at least $50 or more on their SDG&E residential bill.
By Frank Sabatini Jr. | Dining Review
By John Peterson When the call came in from Kim Kelley at New Entra Casa that she needed help with some maintenance issues at the Pershing Street home for female ex-offenders, once again, Grantville-Allied Gardens Kiwanis answered the call. The most pressing problem was that a state of California inspector had cited the facility for […]