By JEFF CLEMETSON When protesters and rioters overtook La Mesa on May 30 of last year, buildings throughout the downtown...

By JEFF CLEMETSON A year to the date after a protest-turned-riot in the Downtown Village brought issues of racism to...

By CONNIE and LYNN BAER This year, 410 seniors in the Class of 2021 became part of an amazing group: 38,000...

By JENNIFER OSBORN The 2020-21 school year was, as has been said again and again, anything but ordinary. The class...

By ROBIN DOHRN-SIMPSON Attention foodies: There is a new fine dining restaurant in La Mesa. Previously called The Vine Cottage,...

In-home healthcare is creating a lot of buzz among people these days. In-home care agencies are the non-medical agencies that...

By JAKE SEXTON After watching the popular movie “Knives Out,” I became hooked on “whodunit” mystery stories. The set-ups vary:...

By BRANSON BAJOUA Jogging down a stretch of sidewalk, edged with vibrant sprouts of grass as a breath of air...

By ELAINE ALFARO On May 6, soon-to-be high school graduates from across La Mesa reunited at Jackson Park. What all...

By SEAN QUINTAL In 2004, Thomas Frank wrote a book entitled “What’s the Matter With Kansas?” In it, he examined...