A look at how San Diego-area teams fared in the first week of the high school football season:

Thursday’s games

Vista 29, Fallbrook 20

Mt. Carmel 34, Otay Ranch 13

Army-Navy 53, Rock Academy 0

Holtville 64, Southwest-El Centro 0

El Capitan 21, Mira Mesa 14

Friday’s games

No. 10 La Jolla 38, Bishop’s 21

Bonita Vista at Eastlake, late

Calexico 28, Palo Verde Valley 12

Castle Park 14, Victory Christian 13

No. 2 Cathedral Catholic 56, Mater Dei Catholic 28

La Jolla Country Day 35, Chula Vista 6

University City 63, Clairemont 12

Classical Academy at Valhalla, late

Crawford 31, Cajon Valley 0

Del Norte 20, Point Loma 7

El Camino 49, No. 8 Helix 20

Escondido 69, Orange Glen 0

No. 3 Granite Hills 28, No. 4 Mission Hills 17

Patrick Henry at Grossmont, late

Hilltop 22, Coronado 14

Hoover 58, Southwest-San Diego 35

Mission Bay 34, Kearny 6

No. 9 La Costa Canyon 37, St. Augustine 10

Vincent Memorial 21, Monte Vista 0

Westview 16, Olympian 14

Rancho Bernardo 13, Poway 10

San Diego High 20, Montgomery 2

No. 7 San Marcos 53, Rancho Buena Vista 8

Scripps Ranch 42, San Pasqual 27

Maranatha Christian 20. San Ysidro 14

Santana 20, Canyon Hills 7

Steele Canyon 51, Ramona 41

Sweetwater 20, Morse 6

Imperial 28, West Hills 6

Calipatria at Bermuda Dunes Desert Christian, late

Lakewood 20, No. 5 Carlsbad 17

Central Union 38, Fontana Jurupa Hills 6

Santa Ana Foothill 28, Madison 20

Bethlehem (Pa.) Freedom 17, Torrey Pines 14

Mountain Empire 8, Anza Hamilton 0

Santa Fe Christian 24, Mission College Prep 0

No. 6 Mount Miguel 47, Long Beach St. Anthony 15

Brawley 36, Palm Desert 20

Tri-City Christian 12, Santa Ana Saddleback 9

San Juan Capistrano San Juan Hills 48, Oceanside 14

Valley Center at Hawaii Lahainaluna, late

Mar Vista 43, O’Farrell Charter 7

8-man

St. Joseph Academy 68, San Pasqual Academy 30

Saturday

(all games at 7 p.m., unless noted)

Las Vegas Arbor View vs. No. 1 Lincoln at Southwestern College, 1 p.m.

Las Vegas Meadows at Coastal Academy, 5 p.m.

Francis Parker vs. Arcadia Rio Hondo Prep at Irwindale Kare Park

Christian at Temecula Linfield Christian

8-man

Calvin Christian at Horizon Prep, 11 a.m.

Originally Published: August 23, 2024 at 11:18 p.m.

A neighborhood in Clairemont that is made up primarily of duplexes is planning on building eight accessory dwelling units on the property.

NBC 7 assignment editor Lindsay Hood looked into and found that there were permits to build eight accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in the cul-de-sac. Three of them will be affordable housing units. Under the ADU Bonus Program, affordable ADUs are required. The duplex that was there before is still there as construction goes up around it.

A local investment firm purchased the lot where the units are being built. NBC 7 reached out but did not receive a call back.

NBC 7 also reached out to the city of San Diego’s Development Services Department (DSD) about this property and was told that neighbors can be assured that the project will comply with all applicable codes and regulations.

On Friday, you could see and hear the ongoing construction. Clairemont resident Kellie Johnson says it’s the biggest she’s seen in the neighborhood in the past decade, but she understands that sometimes change happens.

”It’s needed,” Johnson said. “And everybody I think is ‘not in my backyard,’ but it has to go in somebody’s backyard. I think if every community is taking on buildings like this then it should help.”

Maybe you’ve seen more of them popping up around town. The interest in adding ADUs to properties has been building.

According to the city of San Diego, nearly 1,000 permits have already been awarded this year, which is nearly the same amount as the number of applications. A spokesperson for the DSD told NBC 7 in an email that homeowners’ interest in ADUs is overwhelming and is the most requested service with the department’s virtual appointments and call center.

Lori Pfeiler, president and CEO of the Building Industry Association in San Diego, says while more units in the thousands need to be built to help alleviate that challenge, ADUs could help too.

”ADUs are probably not the solution. It’s going to help on the edges. It’s going to provide different types of opportunity at different typologies,” Pfeiler said.

Additional housing may come with more headaches for drivers trying to find a parking spot on an already crowded street.

”The fact that there’s already a major parking issue around here. We have a huge complex at the end on Cole Street, and a lot of people from that complex park here,” Johnson said, adding that the apartment complex does have parking units for tenants.

When it comes to facing the housing crisis, the city says every unit counts.

While eight ADUs go up in Clairemont, the DSD happened to be holding a meeting for community members on zoning and permitting on Friday in partnership with the Asian Business Association. It’s part of an outreach to educate the community on zoning and permitting as it relates to their properties. More details on the DSD and future events can be found here.

Right-hander Yu Darvish was reinstated by the San Diego Padres on Friday.

Darvish was placed on the restricted list in early July, with the team saying at the time that he was dealing with a personal matter involving his family.

The Padres said he was joining the team in San Diego on Friday, when they were scheduled to take on the New York Mets. For now, he’s been added back to the 15-day injured list, and the Padres did not say when he’ll be ready to pitch.

Darvish, 38, is 4-3 with a 3.20 ERA in 11 starts this season.

He spent time on the injured list earlier this year with a groin strain.

To make room on the 40-man roster, infielder Matthew Batten was designated for assignment.