What’s on the Ballot? The League of Women Voters has Researched All the Propositions
Did you know there are 11 state propositions and many more city and county propositions on the November 6 ballot? The League of Women Voters […]
District 1 – City Council
Community Plan Update: Open House Sept 26 3-7 PM at Nobel Recreation Center
The City of San Diego is kicking off the University Community Plan Update and your input is essential to developing a plan that is responsive […]
Local Environmental Activist Questions the City’s Use of Roundup®
From the desk of Elizabeth Fattah, University City Environmental Activist: Do children have to wear HazMat suits to use playing fields? Kim Konte certainly thought […]
Earth Day Network: Participate in a Coastal Cleanup Event Today!
Saturday, September the 15th is World Cleanup Day, and millions of people worldwide will take part in removing plastic and other types of waste from […]
34th Annual Coastal Cleanup Day to include Nobel Park in University City
On Saturday, September 15, from 9 AM – 12 PM, thousands of volunteers will participate in I Love A Clean San Diego’s (ILACSD) 34th Annual […]
UCCA issues agenda for September 12 community meeting
Neighbors who wish to network should arrive at the library as early as 5:30 PM when we begin our set up. Our special guests include […]
Logan Jenkins: Is referendum on (STVR) rentals check mate? Maybe, maybe not
Airbnb & Co. pulled off a game-changing gambit on San Diego’s political chessboard. Well, that’s how the game is played when lots of money is […]
Agenda items sought for Wednesday’s University City community meeting
September’s invited guests include County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar, City Planner Dan Monroe, and Police Captain Scott Wahl. University City community meetings are sponsored by University […]
NBC7: Trader Joe’s Files Lawsuit to Prevent Signature Gatherers from Soliciting at Stores
Popular grocer Trader Joe’s has filed a lawsuit asking a judge to halt signature gathering for petitions in front of its stores after customers across […]
Updates to Community Plan for University City area to begin September 26
Save the Date – Wednesday, September 26 – for University Community Plan Update Open House. The City of San Diego is kicking off the University […]
Making A Difference: A Beginner’s Guide to Affecting Municipal Laws in San Diego
There are many ways for the people of San Diego to have an impact on the laws which govern our City. Most City ordinances and […]
10News: Vacation rental debate shifts to paid signature gatherers
The fight over the future of short-term vacation rentals in San Diego is now targeting paid signature gatherers hired by the largely Airbnb-funded campaign. A group […]
Doyle Park reopens after renovations and upgrades; hosts ribbon cutting ceremony
The community park now includes new playground equipment, rubberized surfacing, and new picnic and ping pong tables. The park, located at 8175 Regents Road, was […]
STVR regulations protect residential neighborhoods from mini-hotel investors
City Council held a “second reading” of the amended version of our Mayor’s proposed regulation of short term vacation rentals on August 1, 2018, at […]
Union Tribune: Council stands firm on tough Airbnb regulations despite threat of legal action
Tough new regulations that will sharply curtail short-term vacation rentals in San Diego will move forward, the City Council decided Wednesday (August 1), despite legal […]
CityTV: Watch live coverage of today’s City Council STVR ‘2nd reading’ and vote
City Council is holding a ‘second reading’ and final vote on Wednesday, August 1 at 1 PM, to review and adopt Short Term Vacation Rental […]
Last chance to comment before the Short Term Vacation Rental (STVR) August 1 “second reading” and final vote
University City Community Association and the San Diego Community STVR Working Group fully support the recently passed and amended short term vacation rental ordinance (STVR). […]
SDUT Editorial | Why San Diego’s short-term vacation rental rules were worth the wait
It may have taken years, but give the City Council — and Barbara Bry, especially — credit for enacting sensible rules on regulating short-term vacation […]
Union-Tribune: City votes to limit short term vacation rentals STVR to primary residences only
City Council Monday voted to outlaw vacation rentals in secondary homes, limiting short-term stays to one’s primary residence only. This in a move that will […]
SD Union-Tribune Editorial | Short-term vacation rentals: Put residents first!
The latest News and Commentary on Short Term Vacation Rentals (STVR) and the City Council vote scheduled for Monday, July 16; from the San Diego […]