Even the world renowned Spreckels Organ is undergoing City Council budget cost-cutting scrutiny these days. When the new contract for...

More than 45 Gaslamp Quarter restaurants will be on hand for the neighborhood’s annual culinary festival, the Taste of Gaslamp....

There’s nothing better than being surrounded by water and gently swaying palm trees. For years, this was our weekend ritual...

There is a rare and unique opportunity to view a very nice collection of Latin American art in Little Italy...

With a constant flux of new businesses moving into the bustling downtown area, it seems the competition to create a...

Community colleges in San Diego will be hauntingly quiet this summer. As a result of the governor’s budget passed in...

Organizers of fireworks displays in San Diego recently became the first in the country required to apply for and purchase...

Originally commissioned for Congregation Beth Israel in 1926, the historical Ohr Shalom Synagogue building located at 2512 Third Ave. in...

Walking through the doors of Hob Nob Hill is like turning the clock back to a time when people had...

The Port of San Diego held two public workshops in May to hear ideas from San Diegans about how to...