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May 20

2009

New Ideas Offer New Hope for a New Stadium in San Diego County

Posted by Jason Riggs in stadium, San Diego County, Qualcomm, Mark Fabiani, Gaylord site, Ed Roski, Chula Vista, Chat, Chargers

New Ideas Offer New Hope for a New Stadium in San Diego County

By Jason Riggs

It wasn't long ago that many fans and analysts thought that a Chargers move to Los Angeles was all but inevitable. Just a couple of months ago, billionaire Ed Roski's effort to build a sports megaplex in a not-so-quaint Los Angeles suburb was steamrolling ahead with seemingly few obstacles in sight.

U2 Will Skip San Diego... and So Will Others

Posted by Jason Riggs in U2, stadium, San Diego, new stadium, Ed Roski, concerts, City of Industry, Chargers

U2 Will Skip San Diego... and So Will Others

By Jason Riggs

In what could be considered another sign of the Qualcomm Stadium times, it was recently noted in a SignOnSanDiego article, that U2 will be skipping San Diego on their U2 360? World Tour. They have opted instead to play the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.

Who can blame them?

Why Ed Roski's Stadium Effort in the City of Industry Matters

Posted by Jason Riggs in Taxpayers, Supercross, stadium, Qualcomm, NFL, Monster Trucks, Los Angeles, FIFA, Ed Roski, concerts, City of Industry, Chargers

Why Ed Roski's Stadium Effort in the City of Industry Matters

By Jason Riggs

As we continue to hear more and more about the stadium developments happening in the Los Angeles suburb known as the City of Industry, it's important to understand why this matters to San Diego.

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