San Diego’s campaign to reduce speed limits across the city is slated to kick off with lower limits on busy stretches of roadway in Hillcrest, North Park, Ocean Beach, Mission Beach, Pacific ...

The San Diego City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved lower speed limits in several high-traffic areas around the city. Why it matters: The reduced speeds are meant to make busy neighborhood ...

The reduction stems from a proposed ordinance unanimously advanced by a San Diego City Council committee last week that allows city engineers to reduce posted speed limits in certain traffic ...

Courtesy City of San Diego Following the release of two maps last week by the California ... changes to earthquake fault zones within city limits which could potentially impact development and ...

A San Diego City Council committee ... Those streets, seen in a map below, meet the law's definition of a "business activity district," where speed limits can be lowered by 5 miles per hour.

The San Diego City Council voted unanimously on Tuesday ... which gives local jurisdictions the ability to adjust speed limits in their pedestrian-heavy neighborhoods through a specific set ...

San Diego announced this week that it has launched a new interactive map to allow the public to find details and location information on hundreds of construction projects and events citywide.

SAN DIEGO (KGTV ... feels very different from a car going slowly by you.” The city council’s vote also maintained speed limits on several roads that would have been considered for increases ...

SAN DIEGO — San Diego city leaders are proposing to reduce speed limits on 17 streets across several neighborhoods, including North Park, Hillcrest, Ocean Beach, and Old Town. This initiative ...