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Aquarium water may have caused invasive seaweed in San Diego Bay

What is believed to be someone's decision to pour aquarium water into the San Diego Bay is now causing the Port of San Diego to pour nearly $100,000 into fixing the problems it caused.

City leaders in Oceanside consider declaring a local emergency after pier fire

City leaders in Oceanside are considering declaring a local emergency Wednesday because of the fire that erupted on the pier.

Arizona Senate Repeals 1864 Abortion Ban, Governor Seen Signing Quickly

The Arizona Senate voted on Wednesday to repeal the state's 1864 ban on abortion, which could otherwise have taken effect within weeks.

What is success in cybersecurity? Failing less.

Defenders aren’t measured by pure wins or losses. Intrusions will happen, and their job is to keep a bad situation from getting worse.

City Seeks Applicants to Fill Commission on Police Practices Vacancies

The city of San Diego is accepting applications to serve on its citizen-led Commission on Police Practices watchdog group.

Supervisors Eye Partnership with City Over Midway Rising Development

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors agreed Wednesday to explore a partnership with the city of San Diego on an enhanced infrastructure financing district at the Midway Rising/Sports Arena site.

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MTS, Community Leaders Announce Grand Opening of Affordable Housing Project ShoreLINE

Elected officials and community leaders gathered to announce the grand opening of the affordable housing project.

Trial Begins for TikTok Star Accused of Murdering Wife, Her Friend in East Village

A social media personality who was "jealous, controlling, and violent" toward his wife throughout their marriage killed her and another man in East Village, a prosecutor said Wednesday but a defense

Oceanside City Council declares local emergency after pier fire

In an emergency meeting Wednesday, Oceanside City Council voted unanimously to declare a local emergency following the fire that erupted at the iconic Oceanside Pier.

You can 'sleep over the ocean' at this San Diego hotel

Imagine staying the night in a cottage above the ocean: you can do exactly that at the historic Crystal Pier Hotel in Pacific Beach.

Broadway San Diego Brings Us the New York Hits — and Supports Local Theater Students

A new season of touring Broadway shows is coming to San Diego in October. But before then, theater fans will have an opportunity to see talented, local students who one day may be performing in those

$5 million Scratchers Lottery ticket sold in Oceanside

A "Year of Fortune" Scratchers Lottery ticket worth millions of dollars was recently sold at a store in North County.

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Learn about how our Home Remodeling Certification can help you start a career in home remodeling and repair with the skills and knowledge you'll gain.

County Supervisors Vote 3-2 in Favor of Cannabis Social Equity Program

In another step toward a commercial cannabis ordinance, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors Wednesday voted 3-2 in favor of a social equity program that advocates say will allow people impacted

San Diego gas prices fell slightly in last week of April

Following a rising trend in gas prices at the start of April, pain at the pump seemed to ease for San Diegans just slightly last week, according to the latest data from AAA.

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US Advancing Construction of Floating Pier to Deliver Aid to Gaza

The U.S. Dept. of Defense announced it has passed the halfway mark on construction of a temporary floating pier structure in the Mediterranean Sea near the Gaza Strip. 

Trial begins for former TikTok star accused of double murder

Ali Abaluban, a former TikTok star, is on trial for allegedly murdering his wife, Ana Abulaban, and her friend, Rayburn Barron.

Pro-Palestine demonstrations ramp up on San Diego college campuses

Pro-Palestine demonstrations ramped up on college campuses in San Diego on Wednesday, with an encampment forming on UC San Diego's campus and University of San Diego students walking out of class for

Hospitality Workers March Downtown in Support of $25 Minimum Wage

Hundreds of local hospitality workers marched through downtown San Diego on Wednesday in support of a $25 minimum wage.

Home Improvements | HUD.gov / U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

Home Improvements Whether you want to fix a faucet or add a new addition to your home, you need to know the facts and the pitfalls of home improvements. Here are some sources that can help.

Violence erupts between pro-Israel, pro-Palestinian demonstrators at UCLA

Law enforcement was noticeably absent when violence erupted on the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles late Tuesday night between pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian demonstrators. Dozens o

After Shaky Start to Home Stand, Padres, Propelled by Profar, Find Footing

The Padres ended a six-game at Petco Park on a positive note, with a 6-2 win to take two out of three from the Reds.

Public sector lifts nonresidential construction spending as private projects lag

While the two sides of the industry are going in opposite directions, overall nonresidential outlays have outpaced inflation since the start of the pandemic, an economist said.

San Diego Unified Names Three Educators 2024 Teachers of the Year

Three local educators representing schools throughout the city have been named the San Diego Unified School District’s 2024 Teachers of the Year, according to district officials.

No bail set for 20-year-old accused in crash that killed boy, 13

The 20-year-old suspected of driving under the influence in a crash that killed a 13-year-old boy made his first court appearance Wednesday.

Remodeling | Joint Center for Housing Studies

Americans spend more than $500 billion a year on residential renovations and repairs. For over two decades, our Remodeling Futures Program has studied trends in the remodeling industry, including chan

How tech can level construction’s playing field

Tools like artificial intelligence and blockchain can help fill labor gaps while building a more diverse and innovative workforce, writes a contech executive.

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April 2024 wins: Contractors report their latest awards

Construction Dive rounds up the newest project wins from some of the country’s biggest builders including Barton Malow, Boldt and Clark.

Long-vacant Las Vegas lot poised for multibillion-dollar resort

Developer LVXP is planning an entertainment and lifestyle venue, anchored by an “ultra-luxury” hotel and sports arena, at a site where a similar project failed just months ago.

LA Metro's Board Green Lights $7.1B Southeast Gateway Line

The Southeast Gateway extension will expand LA Metro's light rail service to Artesia.

Construction Economics for May 6, 2024

ENR’s 20-city average cost indexes, wages and materials prices. Historical data and details for ENR’s 20 cities can be found at ENR.com/economics

Tutor Perini Plans New Bids on Projects With First-Round Cost Issues

CEO Ronald N. Tutor said awarding agencies lacked funding or had financial issues.

Best Browsing: France’s Oldest Hardware Store and Home Emporium, Now with a Pop-Up in Paris

I accompanied my husband on a recent work trip to France—three cities in five days. We only had a few free hours in Marseille and the rain never stopped. No matter: we headed to Maison Empereur: Fra

10 Easy Pieces: Sleek Wall-Mounted Metal Shelves

With stainless steel at the forefront of our design forecast for the year, the sleek metal wall shelf is a burgeoning trend we’ve kept an eye on. Here, we profile the 10 best ultra-thin wall-mounted

Administration Permit Rule Has Deadlines, Page Limits But Still Worries Industry

The White House releases a rule, effective on July 1, to ensure that climate change and environmental justice issues are considered during project NEPA reviews. 

Subcontractor's Demolition Error Results in $10M Fix for Damaged Bridge Girders on Missouri Project

The question of who will pay for at least $10 million to replace girders on I-55 near St. Louis is being sorted out between the contractor, subcontractor, insurance companies and attorneys. 

Celebrating Asian-Pacific Heritage: A Taste of Culture with Cristian Liang

Cristian Liang is a San Diego restaurant owner who embodies the cultural richness of our region. He’s an Asian-American entrepreneur who was born across the border in Baja California and now co-own

Rivian reaffirms plans for $5B Georgia EV plant despite construction pause

The electric carmaker emphasized its intention to continue limited site development activity during the pause period, according to a company letter.

Study Finds London, New York City Among Most Expensive Cities For Construction

London is the most expensive city for construction, according to the Arcadis 2024 International Construction Costs report released this month.

Feds Push Eased Energy Permits, More Funding and 100K Miles of Transmission Upgrades

The U.S. Dept. of Energy has aired a flurry of changed permit mandates and other project boosts to meet rising demand for more and cleaner energy.

Baltimore bridge RFP expected this month

Contractors can soon bid on projects to rebuild the collapsed Key Bridge. They can learn more from the Maryland Transportation Authority on May 7.

Facing expensive climate threats, NYC’s transit system unveils a resilience plan

The $6 billion effort is meant to address rising sea levels, more intense storms and extreme heat events that will impact subways, buses and commuter trains. 

Cordish Cos., Bruce Smith Enterprise to develop $1.4B Virginia casino resort

A 200-room Live! Casino & Hotel will anchor the Petersburg, Virginia, mixed-use development pending voter approval.

Indiana snares $2B Google data center campus

Following an $11 billion announcement from Amazon last week, the Hoosier State is quickly racking up a slew of new computing facility wins. 

Administration Blocks Alaska Mining Road, Boosts Protections for Other Federal Lands

The pair of actions halt major projects to develop mining and energy resources in Alaska's interior.

Trend Alert: Perforation, Punctures, and Hole Punches

Apertures, hole-punches, and punctures: We predict perforated architectural details will be everywhere before too long. Below, 15 examples of punctuated design we admire: Stairways View this post on I

Steal This Look: A Characterful Kitchen in Copenhagen

Chef Frederik Bille Brahe and designer Caroline Brasch Nielsen live with their two young children on the top floor of a 17th-century house in Copenhagen. While the bones of the apartment are decidedly

Congressional Leaders Strike Deal on Five-Year FAA Bill

The main focus is the Airport Improvement Program, which finances runways, taxiways and other infrastructure.

Blue Notes: 15 Glimpses of Sapphire, Sky, and Cerulean All Over

Like sitting near a window and catching a glimpse of sky, adding blue to interiors can be calming or energizing, depending on the shade. And you needn’t paint the whole room: Just a bit of the hue o

A Scottish Fisherman’s Cottage Gets an Update, With Make-Do-And-Mend Spirit

On the rugged coast of Scotland’s Isle of Mull, a small stone cottage sits just feet from the chilly water. The old bothy was a fisherman’s refuge and a sheep pen before it was purchased by Peter

Quick Takes With: Ferren Gipson

Ferren Gipson wears many hats—so many, in fact, that describing her work doesn’t fit on her Instagram bio. “Art historian, author, artist, broadcaster, etc.”, it reads, the “et cetera” bro

Current Obsessions: Earth Week, Always

Ahead this weekend: two new wallpaper collections, prime tulip season, and shopping vintage. Read on: Have you heard? 16 of our go-to online design shops now have vintage departments. Mark your calend

Chapel of Love: A Converted Seminary Chapel in North Holland by Studio Ina-Matt

In Heemstede, just south of Haarlem in North Holland, a former seminary originally built by Jan Stuyt in 1923 was converted into luxury apartments by Stijlgroep in 2007—all minus the chapel which wa

Expert Advice: How to Rid Your Home of Indoor Air Pollution

After reading a 2020 Australian study that compared using wood stoves and fireplaces to “having a truck idle inside your home,” we’ve been thinking about how to clear the air. Remodelista direct

San Diego’s accessibility shines in a tour by mobility scooter

Blogger Chelsea Bear visits San Diego and finds the city very accessible on a tour by mobility scooter. The post San Diego’s accessibility shines in a tour by mobility scooter appeared first on San

Core Volunteer Opportunities for National Volunteer Week and Beyond

Volunteering in your community comes with a lot of benefits. It gives you the chance to give back to others, and equally important, it can also be a rewarding social experience where you meet new peo

Why Feeding San Diego Doesn’t Call Itself a Food Bank

You might be surprised to learn that Feeding San Diego doesn't consider itself a food bank. As a hunger relief and food rescue organization, we have a similar mission to food banks. However, our meth

Discover the Ultimate Wonderfront VIP Music Experience in San Diego

The Wonderfront Music Festival is a three-day waterfront music festival held in San Diego, California, and bringing together a diverse lineup of artists from multiple genres, including rock, hip-hop,

Feeding San Diego Needs Volunteers for Vital Food Rescue Driver Role That Supports Hunger-Relief Programs

The Feeding America partner food bank rescues over 31 million pounds of food every year with the help of volunteers, food donors, and food distribution partners    Feeding San Diego, the county’s

Expanded Feeding San Diego Marketplace Offers Free Groceries

San Diego is a beautiful place to live, but in 2024, it's challenging to keep up with costs here. In fact, San Diego has been ranked one of the most expensive cities to live in. Increasingly, familie

Why Is There a Labor Shortage in Construction?

The most recent AGC workforce survey shows that “88% of construction firms are having a hard time finding workers to hire.” But where are the solutions to this uncertainty?

Feeding San Diego Receives Grant from the Vertex Foundation to Support its School Pantry Program

Grant helps fund the non-profit’s longstanding program that provides meals to students and families at elementary, middle, and high schools across the county Feeding San Diego, the county’s leadi

Robots Are Coming to the Construction Site

Imagine walking onto a construction site in the near future to find a team of robots doing site grading and layout, laying a brick wall, or even assembling scaffolding trusses. This may seem

Top Things to Do in San Diego – Apr. 9 – 21, 2024

Join in on the fun in the sun in San Diego over the next two weeks at the Chicano Park Day celebration, outdoor festivals, sporting events and more top things to do listed below.  SeaWorld’s Seven

A Closer Look at ConstructConnect’s Support of #AECCaresProjectDC

What if you could make a difference in someone’s life by transforming their living space? 

First-Ever Pacific Building Group Charity Golf Tournament to Raise Funds for Feeding San Diego

The event is set to take place on Monday, May 6 in Rancho Santa Fe Feeding San Diego, the county’s leading hunger-relief and food rescue organization, will be the beneficiary of a new charitable go

Top Things to Do in San Diego – Mar. 26 – Apr. 7, 2024

Visit San Diego over the next two weeks and join the crowd at America’s No. 1 Baseball Park, sip and savor at a multitude of festivals, experience the spirit of competition at outdoor sporting even

Feeding San Diego Selected for $75,000 Life Science Cares San Diego Grant to Support its School Pantry Program

The grant will contribute to funding the non-profit’s largest program combating childhood hunger, which provides food at no cost at approximately 40 schools across the county  Feeding San Diego h

Food Stamps: Here’s What You Need to Know about CalFresh

Life in San Diego has many amazing benefits, but the rising cost of living can make buying healthy food difficult. Food stamps, known locally as CalFresh, can help boost the grocery budget of eligibl

San Diego basks in Tripadvisor’s accolades as a top 2024 travel destination 

San Diego has just scored a hat trick of fresh accolades as a top 2024 travel destination — and you might want to hold onto your own hat as you catch up on these latest honors from Tripadvisor’s

Feeding San Diego Distributing Locally Grown Produce as Part of National Program

It's an incredible sight to see tiny, bright orange carrots being pulled from the ground. To detect the distinct smell of cilantro wafting in the breeze. To see row after row of verdant green curly l

Feeding San Diego Participating in National Program to Support Local Farmers, Food Systems, and Combat Food Insecurity

The hunger-relief organization is distributing locally grown produce as part of the Local Food Purchase Assistance Cooperative Agreement Program (LFPA)        Feeding San Diego, the county’s

Top Things to Do in San Diego – Mar. 12 – 24, 2024

Be lucky enough to visit San Diego over the next two weeks and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in style. Enjoy parades, outdoor food festivals, sporting events and so many more top things to do listed

Mya’s Catering Company is a Successful Woman Owned Business in San Diego

A love for family and San Diego is baked into every bite at Mya’s Catering Co., a small business that’s beginning to make a big splash around the region. Founder and San Diego native Amaya Ford-M

How AI and Construction are Teaming Up

Though Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making huge strides in preconstruction, it’s also appearing in other construction areas, such as performance and safety improvements.  

Celebrating Our Team Members In Their Own Words

In the U.S. and Canada, March 1 is observed as Employee Appreciation Day – a time to express gratitude for the people committed to delivering value each day for their employers, customers,

Team Member Spotlight: Crystal Barger & Empowering Women in Construction

Here at ConstructConnect, we are proud to spotlight our team members as they work to ensure that every construction project starts on a solid foundation. In celebration of Women in Construct

How Artificial Intelligence is Making Every Step of Preconstruction Easier

Artificial intelligence (AI) is the silent partner in preconstruction you probably never thought you needed. Now that AI has landed, it’s time to think of ways to introduce this technology

Top Things to Do in San Diego – Feb. 27 – March 10, 2024

Spring has sprung in San Diego, and for the next two weeks visitors can enjoy outdoor music festivals, thrilling sports events, beautiful blooms that capture the essence of the season, and so many mo

An Introduction to AI in Preconstruction

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the construction industry.As we enter a new era of construction technology, it’s important to understand what Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a

Top Things to Do in San Diego – Feb. 13-25, 2024

Make your way to San Diego over the next two weeks and take advantage of San Diego Museum Month, celebrate Valentine’s Day and the Lunar New Year and many more top things to do listed below.   Sea

The Ins and Outs of Governmental Construction Bidding

Federal government construction project contracts are a great way for commercial construction firms to make money. The total construction spending from all government levels totaled $476 bil

How to Win More Construction Bids in 2024

Raise your hand if you want to win more construction bids this year. 

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