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City Hall proposals differ widely
Two very different proposals for a new San Diego City Hall are on the table. One offers the city an iconic sail-like building (shown above) with wind turbines at the top and about 2 million square feet of private development. The other: No private development, just a new city office building and a four-story glass City Hall.SEDC fires its president
Trustees of the Southeastern Economic Development Corp. fire longtime president Carolyn Smith, despite an outpouring of support from people who appreciated the agency's work in an underserved community.
School board OKs $2.1 billion bond measure
After weeks of often-confusing deliberations over what its massive fix-it list should include, the San Diego school board votes unanimously to put a $2.1 billion bond measure on the November ballot.
Nokia, Qualcomm settle spat
Qualcomm resolves a nearly three-year, unprecedented challenge to its royalty-based business model when the world's largest phone maker, Nokia, agrees to cease hostilities.
Qualcomm resolves a nearly three-year, unprecedented challenge to its royalty-based business model when the world's largest phone maker, Nokia, agrees to cease hostilities.
Valley Center plan scrapped
A plan that could allow 3,000-plus additional homes in Valley Center is kicked back for a do-over after residents complain that it would benefit a donor to county Supervisor Bill Horn.
A plan that could allow 3,000-plus additional homes in Valley Center is kicked back for a do-over after residents complain that it would benefit a donor to county Supervisor Bill Horn.
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As expected, the Chargers have released receiver Eric Parker. Sources said last month the team would release or trade Parker before training camp, which begins Friday for veterans, and his agent has been working on securing a job for Parker.
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Talk about pressure. It was only the second week of Gavin Kaysen's new job last year at Manhattan's beloved Cafe Boulud, and who should come for dinner but one of America's most revered chefs and restaurateurs, Thomas Keller. Kaysen, formerly the chef de cuisine at the Rancho Bernardo Inn's El Bizcocho, quickly recites what Keller - of French Laundry fame - ate that night.
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