Nearly 10 years after the Chargers’ departure, their old stadium site is being transformed
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For decades, the San Diego River flowed past Qualcomm Stadium, hidden from the tailgate parties and game-day crowds by a fence and acres of asphalt.
Rob Hutsel still remembers how little there was to see.
“There was a fence and then there was some green thing behind it,” said Hutsel, co-founder, president and CEO of the San Diego River Park Foundation. “A lot of times people parked on the other side of the river and walked across to avoid paying for parking, until the fence went up.
“There was r
Rob Hutsel still remembers how little there was to see.
“There was a fence and then there was some green thing behind it,” said Hutsel, co-founder, president and CEO of the San Diego River Park Foundation. “A lot of times people parked on the other side of the river and walked across to avoid paying for parking, until the fence went up.
“There was r
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