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| |  Friday, May 18 Park 12 towers over Petco Park with 718 apartments. The $400 million project is nearly 20 years in the making and is jammed with amenities, including pools, hangout areas, a parking spots and views of downtown and the San Diego Bay. | | | | The SeaWorld parks in San Diego and Orlando stood out last year as being the only two theme parks in North America with double-digit drops in attendance. Disney and Universal show attendance gains. | | | | | There are 560 new apartments coming out in Little Italy this year, transforming the neighborhood even more. | | | | | Startup founded last year by former Illumina executives aims to build a database of voluntarily contributed genomic data to accelerate medical discoveries. | | | | | Geopolitical tensions and tightening supplies of crude are leading to higher prices at the pump. Some gas local stations have pushed their prices above $4 a gallon. | | | | | A new $127.8 million parking garage, opening at the San Diego airport this week, has 2,900 spaces spread across three levels and new technology that will guide motorists to open spaces. | | | | | No details have yet emerged on what sort of vacation rental regulations Mayor Faulconer will be proposing but his office confirmed that a council hearing date has been set for July 16. | | | | | San Diego genomics firm Illumina said Tuesday that it has purchased Edico Genome, whose technology powers fast processing of enormous gene sequencing data files. The deal could eventually help in creating standards in the industry. | | |
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