City Council turns down salary increase
San Diego City Council easily voted Monday, April 9, not to give themselves or the mayor a raise, considering the...
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San Diego Museum of Art blossoms with floral displays at Art Alive
Most of the time, the San Diego Museum of Art can look forward to 8,000 to 12,000 visitors for Art...
Read moreDetailsMuzik3 cultivates avant-garde sounds
An impresario delivers the unexpected and the extraordinary. In view of his record with Muzik3, La Jolla bred cellist and...
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Of men and mountains
To the rational mind, mountain climbing does not make sense. When one figures in the extreme danger, the effort involved...
Read moreDetailsMission Bay Park Committee reviews Fiesta Island update
The Mission Bay Park Committee (MBPC) reviewed the latest revision of the Fiesta Island redevelopment plan at its regularly scheduled...
Read moreDetailsOB businesses team for art show, concert and rally on global warming
Hundreds of residents, artists and businesses will come together Saturday, April 14, to show local politicians and Congress that it's...
Read moreDetailsBudget and Finance Committee considers, dismisses new city fees
A City Council committee recently discussed the possibility of imposing new fees or increasing existing fees for city services, but...
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Padres drop home opener
Fireworks lit up the downtown sky before the San Diego Padres home opener on Friday night. Unfortunately, for the home...
Read moreDetailsCity Council vetoes 25 percent raise increase for members
San Diego City Council easily voted Monday, April 9, not to give themselves or the mayor a raise, considering the...
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Mini-dorms destroy family neighborhoodsWhat may be the most destructive force to the quality of life in Pacific Beach's single-family neighborhoods...
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