By Anne Krueger Some are sewing gowns for the ball. A few are up on catwalks setting up the lighting...

By Elaine J. Masters Navigating traffic and crowded streets to San Diego International Airport can be as much of a...

By Frank Sabatini Jr. The notion that French brunches are heavier than their American counterparts simply isn’t true. Granted, they...

By Dave Schwab Scripps Mercy, San Diego's first and only Catholic hospital, is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year. Much...

By Ken Williams | Editor The Talmadge community is up in arms after city staff reintroduced left turns for 47th...

By Doug Curlee | Editor at Large When Gov. Jerry Brown signed the strict new vaccination policy into law last month,...

By Hutton Marshall City planners solicit input on plan update’s land-use portion Every few decades, the Uptown Community Plan is...

By Morgan M. Hurley Every year, Downtown sunglass company Knockaround organizes an annual contest to raise money for art and...

By Dave Schwab Like the mythical phoenix, Kensington Video has pledged to rise from the ashes of the old to...

By Jeremy Ogul | Editor The San Diego Public Library branches in Allied Gardens and San Carlos have long been...