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San Diego Union-Tribune Reporter David Garrick covers San Diego government and politics from all possible angles and then some.
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Líderes de San Diego discrepan sobre el pago para reabrir los baños cerrados de Mission Bay

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By David Garrick Verified
| The San Diego Union-Tribune Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... El alcalde de San Diego, Todd Gloria, rechaza una propuesta para utilizar fondos municipales recién liberados con el fin de reabrir más de una docena de baños en Mission Bay Park, los cuales fueron cerrados a principios de este mes como parte de drásticos recortes presupuestarios.
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For years these sites hosted well-known San Diego businesses. Now they’ll be home to high-rise housing.

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By David Garrick Verified
| The Eagle-Tribune Verified
The landscape of San Diego is being transformed by a new trend: Tall apartment buildings are replacing what were once well-recognized businesses like Fry’s in Serra Mesa, Perry’s Cafe near Old Town and a Rite Aid in Hillcrest. City officials say the trend is being spurred by aggressive zoning changes in neighborhoods across the city that have come with recent community plan updates, which have rezoned many commercial properties as sites for dense housing.
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San Diego leaders at odds over paying to reopen closed Mission Bay restrooms

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By David Garrick Verified
| Merced Sun-Star Verified
The parking lot for the Bonita Cove beach area is just off West Mission Bay Drive on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, in San Diego. One of the two restroom locations at Bonita Cove has been closed by budget cuts. (Nelvin C. Cepeda / The San Diego Union-Tribune) San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria is rejecting a proposal to use some newly freed-up city money to reopen more than a dozen Mission Bay Park restrooms that closed early this month as part of sweeping budget cuts.
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