Good morning from Point Loma.
- We’ll lead off today not with earthquake news but my post Friday on the land deal between the city of San Diego’s Convention Center Corp., a private developer and the Unified Port of San Diego. The port district appraised the land at $4.7 million, but the Convention Center is paying $13.5 million so it can expand there. Why the difference?
- The city’s southeastern redevelopment agency is turning itself around, reports the U-T.
- Democrats have long sought U.S. Congressman Brian Bilbray’s Carlsbad seat, but this doesn’t look like their year again, the U-T says.
- Despite recent losses, District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis is still going strong after medical marijuana dispensaries.
- The unending debate over the fate of seals at a La Jolla beach needs to end, the U-T editorializes.
— LIAM DILLON