A decades-old Mission Bay resort wins approval for major renovations despite city hall pushback, as ownership weighs branding decisions After years of regulatory delays and local political opposition, the 63-year-old Paradise Point Resort & Spa has secured permission to proceed with a multimillion-dollar renovation that its owners say is essential to reviving the flagging property. […]
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