By BONNIE OWEN It wasn’t until 2012 when Bonnie Owen retired that she could devote her time to painting. Having...

By ROBIN DOHRN-SIMPSON When the waves are flat, don’t despair, go east — for pizza. Surfrider Pizza may be inland,...

By JENNIFER OSBORN The Helix community suffered a great loss with news of the passing of Mrs. Peggy Crabtree. She...

By CONNIE and LYNN BAER The 1950s Foothill Echoes, the student newspaper, reflects Foothiller campus life during that decade as well...

By JEFF CLEMETSON Like a lot of filmmakers, La Jolla resident Adam Raby’s film projects in 2020 were put on...

The coronavirus pandemic has affected over 200 countries and has changed the lifestyle of billions of people across the globe....

By MARY DOYLE As a Girl Scout living in Clairemont and Santee, young Nicole Ries enjoyed the rituals of the...

The San Diego Foundation recently awarded a $30,000 Age-Friendly Community grant to the La Mesa Park and Recreation Foundation towards...

Throughout his 101 years, Ollie Greyson endured life as a Black man in Louisiana; serving in WWII (during which, he...

By KENDRA SITTON | La Mesa Courier La Mesa joined other regional governments, including National City, the City of San Diego...