SAN DIEGO – The City Heights Community Development Corp. (CDC) will hosts its first-ever City Heights Business Expo on Saturday, June 29 to highlight small businesses and micro-enterprises that have received technical and financial assistance from local nonprofits in order to start up, grow and thrive in this unique mid-city neighborhood. The project is supported by the City Heights Economic Development Collaborative (CHEDC), comprised of long-time advocates of economic growth in the area, including the El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement Association, the Fair @44 and the City of San Diego. The event aims to showcase a diverse mix of local entrepreneurs, promote innovative business conce
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SAN DIEGO – Earlier this year, the El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement Association (ECB-BIA) unveiled its “Blvd. 20/20 Plan,” a new vision for the mid-city corridor that runs through the communities of University Heights, North Park, Normal Heights, Kensington, Talmadge and City Heights. Now, a key component of the plan, a new dedicated bus rapid transit (BRT) lane along a key stretch of the Boulevard, is one step closer to becoming a reality following a recommendation to proceed with a pilot program from San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer. On Jan. 24, two days after the ECB-BIA presented its Blvd. 20/20 Plan at its annual meeting, Council President Georgette Gomez (District 9) and Councilm
SAN DIEGO – The San Diego Green Building Council (SDGBC), an environmental nonprofit dedicated to providing education, outreach and advocacy focused on green building in the San Diego community, is now accepting project submissions for its 10th annual Green Homes Tour, which will be held on Saturday, Oct. 19 and Sunday, Oct. 20. Each year, the event brings together hundreds of members of the local community to celebrate best practices in green building and design while showcasing the innovative work of some of the industry’s top professionals. Due to its increasing popularity, the event is expanding to two days this year, allowing guests to visit more homesites throughout the county. For thi