Money for new homeless programs was left on the tableMore on that next. But first... let’s do the headlines….
A study of San Diego households found homeownership rates of 29 percent among Black households and 35 percent among Latino households,Several local cities that oppose changes in zoning for low-income housing, won't get their day in front of the state supreme court. The grants are intended to get programs started. Each city is pitching in its own funds to keep the programs going.New sales of natural gas furnaces and water heaters could soon be a thing of the past.. KPBS Environment reporter Erik Anderson says state regulators are poised to outlaw them by 2030.
The 32,000-square-foot facility focuses on green technology for a future of fully electric buses in the district.“This relentless commitment to resource conservation across the district saves more than $2 million in annual energy costs.” SOUND UP FULL 2541 17:47:56-17:48:01 “I might represent a remote student attending school virtually.”
This group project is happening on the second floor of the brand new Franklin Antonio Hall…named after the late Qualcomm co-founder who was a UCSD graduate. Antonio donated 30-million of the 180-million dollars it cost to construct the 4-story state-of-the-art building…designed by engineers to house the next generations of engineers.Albert Pisano was a good friend of Franklin Antonio.
Henrik Christensen is director of Robotics. He teaches and mentors mechanical and electrical engineering students and also those who are working on degrees in computer science…who design software to make the magic happen.