NANCEE E. LEWIS / Union-Tribune Water-damaged walls show San Diego City Hall's age.

DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO – The two developers vying to rebuild San Diego's dilapidated City Hall are set to submit proposals today for an overhaul of the four-block Civic Center complex. What's at stake is millions of dollars to be saved if the city can avoid a backlog of building maintenance and pricey office leases. It could also mean new life for what's now the shabbiest part of the city center.

SAN DIEGO – State regulators have opened a review of the Southeastern Economic Development Corp., the nonprofit arm of City Hall in charge of redeveloping the southeast corner of San Diego. The Attorney General's Office issued a letter to the agency yesterday, warning that it has not filed required paperwork for six years running.

The Marine Corps is charging two of its own in connection with a theft ring that involved the stealing of secret files on potential terrorists. The widening investigation already has produced one conviction.

SAN DIEGO – The 34th edition of San Diego Pride arrives this weekend for a celebration far more important to the gay community than anyone could have imagined just a few months ago.

Some problems are more challenging than others. This one was easy. A trailer with solar-powered lights that direct cars around construction zones had been parked on Gold Coast Drive west of Black Mountain Road in Mira Mesa since early June.