Chula Vista’s long-awaited waterfront development is expected to get final approval in the next three months and possibly have Nashville-based Gaylord Entertainment head development of a hotel and convention center once again.

The construction week is slow at municipalities. None of the agencies have projects to update, and some have adjourned their meetings.

In January, the California Contractors State License Board issued the first state contractor license to a limited liability company, something that was prohibited until the passage of California Senate Bill 392 nearly two years ago.

Average mortgage rates remained flat for the month of January, according to the LendingTree Monthly Mortgage Review -- which tracks the lowest and average mortgage rates offered by lenders on the LendingTree network.

A nearly 320-ton crane with a boom able to reach farther than a football field has arrived on the campus of Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla.

PCL Construction has “topped out” on the San Diego Community College District's $20.6 million Linda Vista Continuing Education facility, a 38,000-square-foot, two-story, steel-framed structure.

The American Red Cross has completed a new Disaster Operations Center, which was unveiled Thursday evening.

The city of San Marcos announced Thursday it has received the environmental permits necessary to move forward with the San Marcos Creek District.

Pardee Homes' Carmel Valley master-planned community in north San Diego County was ranked number 47 nationwide on the John Burns Real Estate Consulting list of top-selling master planned communities in the United States for 2011.

As San Diego’s medical and research industries continue to thrive, DPR Construction has been keeping pace as the go-to building team for many of the latest state-of-the-art health care projects in the region.

The National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) strongly supports the development of infrastructure for electric vehicles. Without the equipment to recharge electrical vehicles in residences, businesses and public locations, our country's goal to lower emissions and support clean energy transportation will never become reality.

The San Diego City Council voted on Monday to let voters decide on June 5 whether project labor agreements will be banned from city projects.

The Riverside County Board of Supervisors is expected to hear more public input before making a decision on the fate of the proposed Liberty Quarry near Temecula, which could supply a bulk of its aggregate to San Diego County.

Sudberry Properties announced that framing is nearly complete and construction has started on exterior finishes and drywall for the first phases of Circa 37, a neighborhood of apartment homes in the 230-acre, master-planned community of Civita in San Diego's Mission Valley.

(AP) -- A California man has pleaded guilty to his role in a mortgage scheme that defrauded a western Missouri bank of more than $8.5 million.

A ceremonial groundbreaking late last month marked the official start of construction on Connections Housing, a transitional housing project for the homeless in downtown San Diego.

San Diego-based LaCantina Doors has achieved a hurricane impact rating of DP70 for its Aluminum Thermally Controlled product line.

The San Diego Law Library announced Monday the completion of a $5 million, year-long renovation of the downtown Law Library at 1105 Front St.

(Bloomberg) -- The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. sued former officials of County Bank in Merced, Calif., part of Capital Corp. of the West, claiming their mismanagement caused $42 million in losses through bad loans.