You may have noticed a stretch of Fifth Avenue in Downtown San Diego that once was blocked off to pedestrians is now bustling again with car traffic. The city installed the bollards two years ago to ...

The Gaslamp Quarter will cease to have a car-free promenade along Fifth Avenue for the foreseeable future.

The "Gaslamp Quarter Station Digital Billboard," as the MTS, whose project it is, is calling it, will showcase "promotion opportunities for local businesses and conventioneers," as well as transit ...

Gaslamp Quarter's 5th Avenue loses pedestrian-friendly bollards due to city budget cuts, impacting safety and business, with hopes for future restoration.

Downtown San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter has launched its newly designed transportation page, making it an easier experience for visitors to access and find information on the best and most convenient ...

The promenade along 5th Avenue in the Gaslamp Quarter is gone — at least for now.

Local News Gaslamp Quarter fights lead businesses to ramp up security Multiple fights broke out overnight in the Gaslamp District, one ended in gunshots with two people hospitalized.

The Gaslamp Quarter will cease to have a car-free promenade along Fifth Avenue for the foreseeable future.

Twelve Gaslamp Quarter businesses file a lawsuit against the City of San Diego, Mayor Todd Gloria, and the City Council, alleging negligence in enforcing sidewalk vending ordinances.

San Diego Police sought public help Tuesday tracking down the person who assaulted a security guard, leaving the victim partially paralyzed, during an altercation in the Gaslamp Quarter.

Comic-Con attendees looking to cool off and enjoy some special food or drinks have several options in the Gaslamp Quarter just across from the San Diego Convention Center. Here’s where to go to ...