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San Diego County Approves Controversial 453-Unit Development in Harmony Grove and Elfin Forest Despite Wildfire Concerns

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Housing needs clash with evacuation risks in Harmony Grove project that survived years of legal challenges San Diego County supervisors unanimously approved a 453-unit residential development in Harmony Grove and Elfin Forest this month, moving forward with a project that has become a flashpoint in the ongoing debate between California's housing crisis and wildfire safety. […]

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