The leaseholder argues the city has failed to develop the former Naval Training Center property, while officials say the lowball offer would only enrich the company at taxpayers' expense. The city of San Diego faces a high-stakes legal challenge over the future of Liberty Station, the sprawling former Naval Training Center campus in Point Loma, […]
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