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| |  Tuesday, Mar 27 The Westfield UTC mall will begin charging for parking in the fall after 41 years of free parking. Mall operators say the parking lot was used by many non-shoppers. | | | | The cellular technology giant announced results late Thursday of shareholder balloting for its board and other corporate matters. Its annual meeting was held last week. | | | | | San Diego home prices have increased 7.4 percent in a year, said a key real estate index released Tuesday. San Diego had the seventh-highest increase in a year, above cities like New York, Miami and Boston. | | | | | UC San Diego is responding to students' desire for more locally based eateries on campus like the kind of popular venues in North Park and Little Italy. | | | | | U.S. regulators approved Dexcom's G6 continuous glucose monitor three months ahead of schedule, helping the company to close any competitive gaps with rivals Abbott Labs and Medtronic. | | | | | Efforts are ramping up to gain control of the bayfront site where the city of San Diego wants to expand its convention center. | | | | | SeaWorld is on pace to open its new Electric Eel coaster May 12. The coaster features a 150-foot-high ascent. | | | | | Kevin Lynch and Donald Appleyard's 1974 "reconnaissance" of San Diego has now been reissued in Spanish with contemporary lookbacks. | | |
