By Hoa Quach As Mission Valley’s new Civita development rapidly transforms from architectural watercolor renderings into a living, breathing, brick-and-mortar...

Hutton Marshall | Contributing Editor Outdated VCRs, long-neglected desktop computers and old, impossibly heavy big-screen TVs are common artifacts in...

By Tom Leech I arrived here from the Midwest about five decades ago to work in aerospace out in Kearny Mesa....

SDCNN Staff San Diego’s largest mall has gone through some recent changes with the addition and expansion of several stores,...

Jeremy Ogul | Editor What if Mission Valley had a “main street” — a pedestrian-oriented esplanade with wide sidewalks, bike...

The style we call ‘Spanish’ draws from a world of influences By Michael Good | HouseCalls Mary was losing it....

By Kris Michell | Downtown Partnership News Editor’s Note: This is the first installment of a new monthly column about the...

By Michael Crane Since July, brightly colored murals of aliens, geodes, enraged octopi and more have taken over utility boxes...

Jeff Josenhans | Drink Shrink I’m always impressed by the growing number of individuals in the general public who are starting...

By Frank Sabatini Jr. Another exceptional Italian restaurant has sprung into South Park, although unlike its fabulous, friendly competition at...