By Charlene Baldridge “You’re a bit of a lump,” says Rosemary Muldoon to Anthony Reilly. The two, middle-aged now, have...

The pros (and cons) in San Diego By Taylor Schulte | Financial News A 2015 study released by Zillow shows that...

Por Kai Oliver-Kurtin Con la apertura de tantos restaurantes nuevos en el centro de la ciudad, hemos visto varios restaurantes recorrer el ciclo en cuestión de...

By Frank Sabatini Jr. Unlike so many other designated food and drink “holidays” that go largely unnoticed, a number of...

By David Dixon Giacomo Puccini’s dark achievement, “Tosca,” features brutal deceit, immoral behavior, and a cunning villain that represents pure...

Beautifying Balboa Park one garden at a time By Lucy Warren | Growing Balboa Park Balboa Park is world famous for...

The San Diego Padres on Feb. 4 announced they have signed right-handed pitcher Fernando Rodney to a one-year Major League...

One hundred years ago, the drought-fearing city councilmen of San Diego hired a rainmaker. For a handshake pledge of $10,000,...

Last week I was in La Jolla three times: I did "Person on the Street" interviews about sea lions and...

Bienvenido a México! On Jan. 23, I made my first trip to Mexico, joining the monthly Mexican vineyard tour Adventure...