By Teresa Stivers Homelessness among California’s college students has reached crisis level. Facing mounting housing costs and a burgeoning affordable...

By Albert H. Fulcher | Editor Diversionary Theatre is wrapping it up its 33rd season with a marvelous uproarious “unromantic”...

By Chris Ward This last year, we accomplished quite a lot for District 3 and the city of San Diego. With...

By Jean Lowerison Tradition vs. change, adaptation vs. assimilation and good old generational clashes are all pretty familiar topics to most...

By Jean Lowerison Raconteur, music historian and first-class pianist Hershey Felder has carved a career out of writing and performing...

By Frank Sabatini Jr. It was the crack of dawn. I had just exited my vehicle in the immense parking...

By Frank Sabatini Jr. Just outside the fast-food jungle that is Mission Gorge Road — down toward Interstate 8 — is...

By Toni G. Atkins Governor Gavin Newsom got off to an active start as he began his tenure as California’s 40th...

By Susan A. Davis The historic new Congress is barely three months old. In the House of Representatives, we have...

By MAKENA HUEY | Downtown & Uptown News When the pandemic began, Bibi Carpenter, center director of University City KinderCare,...