If you've ever taken a road trip to Mexico, chances are you've passed the city of San Ysidro — a small town located just north of the US-Mexico border.
An urban district of San Diego, San Ysidro faces some unique challenges: incomes are low, housing is crowded, and it's next to one of the busiest border crossings in the world.
Those are just a few of the hurdles city planners hope to target with a new proposal that could transform the struggling suburb into a tourist hot-spot.
For more, Take Two spoke to David Garrick. He wrote about it for The San Diego Union-Tribune.