When not fulfilling his part-time commitments as president of American Institute of Architects (AIA) San Diego, chair of the city of San Diego's Technical Advisory Committee and member of a band, Kirk O'Brien finds time to specialize in coastal residential design as owner of Aedifice.

The Independent Fiscal Analysis of Proposition E, an initiative that would require resident approval to construct high-rises in some parts of Chula Vista, was released Friday.

If you're a homebuilder, don't open up that bottle of bubbly just yet.

In early May engineering researchers at the Englekirk Structural Engineering Center, near Scripps Ranch, began subjecting a three-story, precast concrete structure to a sequence of shake tests equivalent in magnitude to ground motions measured during notable national earthquakes.

In addition to continuing budget discussions, the San Diego City Council will hear from Mayor Jerry Sanders on reforming the city’s pension fund this week.

A coalition of the some unlikely political allies held a rally near City Hall Friday to protest Proposition C, which would allow the mayor of San Diego to appoint the city’s auditor.

While the state Supreme Court's ruling Thursday to legalize same-sex marriage in California represented a huge victory for the lesbian and gay community, its legal implications for area businesses is minimal, according to local legal analysts.

The Barnhart family of companies announced that Doug Barnhart has been inducted as the 89th president of the Associated General Contractors (AGC) organization.

Greg Kent was green before being green was cool.

The North County Transit District executive director Karen King announced her resignation at Thursday's board meeting.