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Tag Archives: Port of San Diego
San Diego’s downtown earthquake fault, kept quiet for years, now surfaces
San Diego government agencies discovered an active earthquake fault nearly 10 years ago on the downtown waterfront, yet they didn’t alert the public. Read More »
Familiar faces vie for seat on powerful Port of San Diego board
At least nine people are lobbying San Diego city councilmembers for the job that is unpaid but exerts control over the waterfront of five cities. Read More »
Port’s Tuna Harbor proposal disappoints San Diego fishermen
The flare-up over the future of the waterfront came as the port proposed new zoning designations as part of its Port Master Plan Update process. Read More »
San Diego’s commercial fishermen and the Seaport development
San Diego’s commercial fishermen are pawns in a billion-dollar game of chess, where their support for Seaport is important but maybe not essential. Read More »
Crafting a future for San Diego’s Tuna Harbor
Plans to develop San Diego’s waterfront have birthed an unlikely alliance determined to wake a once-powerful industry from a long sleep. Read More »
Next steps for San Diego’s North Embarcadero
The Port of San Diego has identified next steps for the NEVP including changes at Navy Pier, parking and circulation improvements and more public space. Read More »
Four things to watch with San Diego’s new Seaport development
In light of the history of waterfront development in San Diego, here are four things to keep an eye on with the new Seaport project. Read More »
In the shadow of Seaport
San Diego's aging generation of fishermen find themselves in a position of power: Able to make or break a billion-dollar development proposal called Seaport. Read More »
Newsletter: On the waterfront
Newsletter for April 25, 2016. Read More »