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Uptown District in Hillcrest looking for two restaurant anchors on University Avenue

SAN DIEGO -- Boardwalk Development has been selected as the exclusive leasing agent by Regency Centers for its newest San Diego acquisition, Uptown District, in Hillcrest, and will be tasked with finding two restaurant anchors along University Avenue.

Anchored by top-performing Ralphs and Trader Joe’s, the 148,638 square-foot-center is the only grocery-anchored shopping center in this urban infill neighborhood.

San Diego gets state permit for permanent rope to protect La Jolla seals

SAN DIEGO -- The state's Coastal Commission on Wednesday, May 15, issued a permit to the City of San Diego approving the permanent placement of a year-round rope at La Jolla Children’s Pool in order to protect the seal rookery.

“This is a remarkable beach where the urban environment of a city blends seamlessly into the natural habitat of the seals. We need to provide protection for these animals every day, especially as the seals raise their pups, born over the last several months right here in La Jolla,” Mayor Bob Filner said. “Keeping the rope up year-round is the right thing to do.”

America's youngest and oldest cities revealed

Is your city keeping you young or making you old before your time?

Sharecare analyzed health data for America’s largest metropolitan areas generated by its patented RealAge Test to determine the Top 10 Youngest & Oldest Cities in America.

San Francisco, Salt Lake City and San Diego hold the top three youngest spots in 2013.

The oldest city in the U.S.? Louisville, Ky.

Talmadge residents look forward to revamped village

SAN DIEGO -- Enthusiastic Talmadge residents gathered to brainstorm how they envision their community’s future neighborhood-serving business district. Residents have yearned for decades to create a village core similar to that of Kensington, South Park, and University Heights. This is the first step in making their “village” a reality.

The April 16 “Walk and Shop” research workshop at Franklin Elementary School was led by Jim Bliesner, director of the Center of Urban Economics and Design at UCSD, working with graduate students from Woodbury College of Architecture.

Health officials dispel rumors of meningitis in San Diego’s gay community

SAN DIEGO – Local health officials are disputing a media report that meningitis has been found in San Diego’s gay community, and trying to quell rumors.

An uptick in meningitis cases has been documented in the gay communities of New York City and Los Angeles. Seven men who have sex with men (MSM) have died in New York City since 2010, and at least two MSM have died in Los Angeles since December. Some LGBT activists and community leaders are concerned and trying to prevent further infections or deaths.

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COMMENTARY: Sequestration will leave our seniors hungry

Sometimes I am really glad to live almost 3,000 miles from Washington, D.C. The latest “raging” chest-thumping, finger-pointing debate is whether President Obama cancelling tours of the White House are politically motivated or a true result of sequestration. This is a bit of Nero fiddling while Rome burned.

For me – and more importantly for the low-income seniors served food by Senior Community Centers – sequestration means a cut of 32,000 meals in the coming year. Throughout San Diego County, the number of meals cut will be close to 100,000.

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Hundreds of San Diegans rally for marriage equality | VIDEO

SAN DIEGO – Hundreds of supporters of marriage equality gathered late Monday afternoon at the Federal Courthouse downtown, cheering speakers who called for the striking down of California’s Proposition 8 and the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA).

"We stand here on the shoulders of great civil rights leaders who fought before us," said Navy veteran Sean Sala, the local LGBT activist who organized the "Light The Way To Justice" rally.

Council President Todd Gloria touts "100 Days of Progress"

SAN DIEGO – Council President Todd Gloria today released his 100 Days of Progress (attached), a five-page document highlighting some of the successes of the first 100 days of his second term as the Councilmember for District Three and as the Council President.

He also mentions several works in progress that he expects to move forward in 2013.

Gloria emphasized efforts on which he is working with of each of his council colleagues and the mayor, which include homelessness, public safety support, water supply diversification and infrastructure investment.

San Diego works to clear the way for curbside cafes

SAN DIEGO -- In an effort to make it easier for San Diego restaurants to create sidewalk cafes, some members of the San Diego City Council joined with the San Diego Chapter of the California Restaurant Association (CRA) to pledge to reform the costly, prohibitive regulations that make doing business difficult for local restaurants.

Councilmembers Lorie Zapf and Kevin Faulconer, along with Council President Todd Gloria announced their plans at an event Thursday outside of the OB Noodle House restaurant.

Appeals court: Boy Scouts can lease public land despite ban on gay members

SAN FRANCISCO -- A federal appeals court on Thursday said that two leases held by the Boy Scouts of America do not violate the constitutional separation of church and state, despite the Scouts' policies that prohibit atheists, agnostics and homosexuals from becoming members.

In San Diego, an organization chartered by the Boy Scouts leases portions of two popular city parks, and in exchange for spending money developing facilities on the land, the Scouts pay virtually no rent.

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