Lou Hirsh

Arcimoto Inc., which produces three-wheeled electric vehicles capable of carrying two people, said it plans to open a rental location, showroom and charging station at 630 10th Avenue in downtown San Diego.

Dump trucks began arriving at Chula Vista’s coastline Monday, hauling thousands of tons of dirt needed for the construction of a billion-dollar resort hotel and convention center.

Port district and Chula Vista city leaders have approved a resolution calling for the development of a $969.3 million, 1,450-room convention hotel project, deemed the linchpin for long-sought commercial development of the Chula Vista bayfront.

A relocated California Pizza Kitchen, new stores and a second valet location are among additions in the works at Fashion Valley mall in Mission Valley.

Developers of the mixed-use Makers Quarter in East Village have scheduled a May 30 ground-breaking for “Block D,” billed as the first multitenant downtown office building to be constructed in nearly a decade.

The Unified Port of San Diego plans a May 26 start for seasonal downtown waterfront shuttle service, offering discounted rides through a program managed for the port district by locally based Ace Parking.

The parent company of SeaWorld San Diego reported a 15 percent decline in revenue for its first quarter, with attendance down by a similar percentage from the year-ago period for its 12 U.S. theme parks.

San Diego-based Pathfinder Partners plans a May 11 ground-breaking for Paseo Village Townhomes, an $11 million project in Ramona.

The Unified Port of San Diego has selected Sun Communities Inc. and Northgate Resorts LLC to develop a destination recreational vehicle park on the Chula Vista bayfront.

The Chula Vista City Council has approved the transfer of ownership of the Seven Mile Casino card room to La Jolla-based Stones South Bay Corp.

Italian furniture maker Natuzzi Italia, known officially as Natuzzi S.p.A.., plans to make its San Diego retail debut in late April or early May, with a 1,500-square-foot gallery set to open at the existing Hold It Contemporary Home in Mission Valley.

Three San Diego County stores are among 378 nationwide that are being closed immediately by discount retailer Payless ShoeSource, as part of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.

Architecture and design firm Gensler is moving into the downtown San Diego space vacated last year by TV station NBC 7 (KNSD), which moved to Kearny Mesa.

Operators of the Andaz San Diego hotel, in downtown’s Gaslamp Quarter, have completed a $4 million makeover of the property’s guest rooms and meeting spaces.

Home furnishings retailer Room & Board plans a late summer 2017 opening for a new 17,000-square-foot store at San Diego’s Westfield UTC mall, according to brokers at NAI Capital and Retail Insite.