Herbert G. Klein, former aide to President Nixon, community activist and onetime editor-in-chief of the former San Diego Union newspaper,...

On the road touring for the past two years, San Diegan Jenn Grinels almost feels like she has two homes....

In addition to her work as an art dealer and interior designer who represents fabric companies and upholsters with fabric,...

Losing a loved one’s life to cancer is tragic for anyone. It is especially sad when the cancer patient has...

Racing a Jet Ski at 60 miles per hour in 58 miles of open ocean is not easy for any...

Despite city budget cuts, San Diego lifeguards will keep normal hours, staffing area beaches from 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m....

The glossy, bright-orange droplet adhering to a giant kelp frond caught the corner of my eye. Moving in close, I...

A trombonist plays with gusto at Pacific Beach Concerts on the Green, the summer series of free, outdoor concerts held...

No good turn goes unpunished. Joe Wilding was headed south on Bayard last month in a JC Wilding pick-up truck...

Fourth of July weekend brought more people and better behavior than last year. City officials estimated more than 1.2 million...