April 1, 2015—East County Magazine has the exclusive scoop on astounding major stories breaking today: Jamul Indians scrap casino plans, will build Chargers stadium instead Park Station revamps plans for
A little April Fool’s Day Fun. By Horse Feathers April 1, 2015 (Jamul) – The Jamul Indian tribe today made a surprise announcement, revealing that it has abandoned plans
A little April Fool’s Day fun. By Skye High April 1, 2015 (La Mesa) –After planners twice rejected proposals for an 18-story and 10-story high rise mixed use development
A little April Fool’s Day Fun. By Barry Pickens April 1, 2015 (La Mesa)—After months of torn-up streets for revitalization of La Mesa’s downtown village, the city has
A little April Fool’s Day fun. By Betty Burns April 1, 2015 (San Diego)—Seeking to prevent fire stations from closing again this season due to budget cuts, the County
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April 1, 2015—East County Magazine has the exclusive scoop on astounding major stories breaking today: Jamul Indians scrap casino plans, will build Chargers stadium instead Park Station revamps plans for
A little April Fool’s Day Fun. By Horse Feathers April 1, 2015 (Jamul) – The Jamul Indian tribe today made a surprise announcement, revealing that it has abandoned plans
A little April Fool’s Day fun. By Skye High April 1, 2015 (La Mesa) –After planners twice rejected proposals for an 18-story and 10-story high rise mixed use development
A little April Fool’s Day Fun. By Barry Pickens April 1, 2015 (La Mesa)—After months of torn-up streets for revitalization of La Mesa’s downtown village, the city has
A little April Fool’s Day fun. By Betty Burns April 1, 2015 (San Diego)—Seeking to prevent fire stations from closing again this season due to budget cuts, the County
Support community news in the public interest! As nonprofit news, we rely on donations from the public to fund our reporting — not special interests. Please donate to sustain East County Magazine’s local reporting and/or wildfire alerts at https://www.eastcountymedia.org/donate to help us keep people safe and informed across our region.