Take a closer look at projects like the San Vicente Dam, Sunrise Powerlink and more in the East and South sections of the county.
Roughly eight months since work began on the 117-mile Sunrise Powerlink, hailed by proponents as necessary to make renewable energy goals possible but opposed by certain groups for its environmental impact, the project as a whole stands roughly 15 percent complete.
If you live or work in South Bay or East County, it’s hard not to miss new buildings going up and renovations taking place -- especially at schools -- since $1.24 billion worth of bond construction projects are currently under way.
Despite a relatively wet recent winter, the San Diego County Water Authority's emergency storage project is continuing at full force. One of the major components of the project, the raising of the San Vicente Dam, has been under way for about two years, and has about two more years to go before it's compete.
A stretch of the U.S./Mexico border known as Friendship Park could one day soon have a new look and feel with a design proposed by architect James Brown, principal of San Diego-based Public Architecture + Planning.
Chula Vista had a population of around 500 people when it officially became its own city in 1911. Now the city boasts an estimated quarter of a million people as the city celebrates its centennial.
Over the next five years, the busiest land border crossing in the world will continue to go through major expansion and modernization as work progresses at the San Ysidro Land Port of Entry.
Officials at Grossmont Unified High School District (GUHSD) gave the go-ahead to proceed with construction plans for a $65 million high school in Alpine despite the possibility it won’t be built any time soon.
The 3.5-mile extension of state Route 52 through Santee between Highway 125 and state Route 67 was completed in March.
If everything goes according to plan, residents of Santee will see construction crews in and around the Las Colinas Detention Facility in the first quarter of 2012 as negotiations move forward on a new facility.
After six months of public meetings, presentations and discussions on how to redraw the district lines that divide San Diego County's supervisorial districts, the county's Board of Supervisors took an unusual step.
Jerry Selby, the redevelopment coordinator for Imperial Beach, speaks for a lot of people with similar jobs around the county when he says he’s uncertain about his future.
Hospitals in East County and South Bay are busy, not just with handling patients, but also with construction projects focused on expanding, improving and adding to their facilities.
Plagued by an overhang of distressed properties, the South Bay and East County housing markets have been unable to spark homebuilding activity.
The two Bachelor Enlisted Quarters buildings on Coronado's Naval Air Station North Island were in serious need of an upgrade, according to Navy officials. All of that will change next month when a complete refurbishment of the buildings, BEQ 783 and BEQ 787, is completed.
The latest addition to the Bayshore Bikeway, a bicycle path planned to eventually encircle all of San Diego Bay, officially broke ground Friday.
As the Vice President of Operations for general engineering and contracting firm Rudolph and Sletten, Rene Olivo never lacks for new challenges.
Aug. 8, 2011 -- Reporter Carlos Rico walks through the new Sweetwater Union High School building, a major update to the 90-year-old school.
The Daily Transcript celebrates its 30th edition of Soaring Dimensions. Take a closer look at real estate and construction developments in all regions of the county, plus Temecula and Murrieta.
Redevelopment, a potential new Chargers stadium, talk of civic projects and university campus additions are all highlighted in the Central San Diego section.
Military, education, transportation and health care still dominating the North County projects list.
This section looks at the Twin Cities' -- Murrieta and Temecula -- major projects and plans.
The Daily Transcript’s final edition of Soaring Dimensions, a special annual publication that highlights all the new and ongoing construction projects happening around the county. This report looks at a range of projects, including residential, hospitality, public works and education.
The Daily Transcript presents its 33rd edition of Soaring Dimensions. Take a closer look at real estate and construction developments in all regions of the county.
The Daily Transcript presents its 32nd edition of Soaring Dimensions. Take a closer look at real estate and construction developments in all regions of the county.
The Daily Transcript presents its 31st edition of Soaring Dimensions. Take a closer look at real estate and construction developments in all regions of the county, plus special reports on the Port of San Diego, and Temecula and Murrieta.
The Daily Transcript celebrates its 30th edition of Soaring Dimensions. Take a closer look at real estate and construction developments in all regions of the county, plus Temecula and Murrieta.
The Daily Transcript presents the 29th edition of Soaring Dimensions. Take a closer look at real estate and construction developments in all regions of the county, plus Temecula and Murrieta.
The Daily Transcript presents the 28th edition of Soaring Dimensions. Take a closer look at real estate and construction developments in all regions of the county.
The Daily Transcript presents the 27th edition of Soaring Dimensions, featuring in-depth coverage of the county's real estate and construction developments. Organized by region, this special report takes a closer look at local expansion and redevelopment projects, as well as ongoing and new plans.
The Daily Transcript presents the 26th edition of Soaring Dimensions, featuring in-depth coverage of the county's real estate and construction developments. Organized by region, this special report takes a closer look at local expansion and redevelopment projects, as well as ongoing and new plans.
The Daily Transcript presents its 25th edition of Soaring Dimensions, featuring in-depth coverage of the county's real estate and construction developments. Organized by region, this special report takes a closer look at local expansion and redevelopment projects, as well as ongoing and new plans.
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