Mission Valley Stadium

There were more than 1,700 COVID-19 cases reported yesterday. That’s the highest seen since January. And, it’s been one year since the groundbreaking on Mission Valley’s new stadium. SDSU celebrates the milestone. Here’s What’s Up in San Diego County For Aug. 18, 2021.

The last of the once iconic stadium in Mission Valley was torn down on March 22, 2021.

San Diego’s landmark stadium in Mission Valley is disappearing in front of our eyes. For one man, the pieces are a reminder of his past — of the project he helped bring to life.

Aztec Stadium is not scheduled to open until 2022. Part of the money to pay for the $310 million facility will come from ticket sales. So how do you sell tickets to a place that doesn’t exist yet? You make a big ol’ virtual experience. “The whole goal is to get Aztec fans, donors, alumni, potentially corporate partners to come…

We take you inside San Diego State University’s “Aztec Stadium Experience,” a cool, behind-the-scenes look at the future SDSU football stadium. In a nondescript suite in a Mission Valley office, there’s a mock set-up of the future stadium, complete with full-scale models, layouts of hospitality areas, and a way to see every seat in the house – so fans can...

A deal years in the making has officially been approved. The San Diego City Council voted Tuesday to finalize the sale of the 135-acre Mission Valley stadium site to San Diego State University.

The San Diego City Council voted on Friday in favor of selling the city-owned Mission Valley location to San Diego State University for $86.2 million., NBC 7’s Priya Sridhar reports.

San Diego leaders are meeting to discuss the fate of the SDSU West stadium.

The San Diego City Council unanimously voted on Friday in favor of selling the city-owned Mission Valley stadium site to San Diego State University for $86.2 million.

The San Diego City Council will vote on a deal struck by the city and San Diego State University regarding the school’s Stadium West.

The San Diego City Council will hold a special meeting Friday to further along the process of selling the Mission Valley stadium site to San Diego State University.

On Friday there will be a special meeting to vote on the purchase and sale agreement of 132 acres of city-owned land. The News Radio 600 KOGO host, Jack Cronin, gives an update on the status of the deal after an eventful two weeks.

San Diego State University’s purchase agreement for the Mission Valley stadium site submitted last week will not be considered at next Tuesday’s city council meeting, the school’s president announced Wednesday. Last Thursday, SDSU submitted a signed purchase and sale agreement (PSA) for consideration at the May 19 meeting. The university said it met with Mayor Kevin Faulconer’s office and...

San Diego State University announced Thursday it has taken the next step in purchasing the city’s stadium property in Mission Valley, submitting a signed purchase and sale agreement for consideration at the May 19 San Diego City Council meeting. The agreement, available online for review, details the university’s purchase plans for the stadium site on Friars Road and the...

Even during the coronavirus pandemic San Diego State University and the City of San Diego are trying to move forward on a purchase plan for 135 acres of land in Mission Valley where SDCCU Stadium currently sits. At the City’s request, SDSU sent the final draft of its Purchase and Sale agreement to the City Council on Tuesday. This is…

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More than a year after San Diego voters said they wanted San Diego State University to control the land where the old Chargers Stadium sits, negotiators are still working to arrive at a final sale agreement.

Although San Diegans voted on the future of the Mission Valley stadium site almost a year ago, it hasn’t undergone its transformation yet. NBC 7’s Danny Freeman explains.