By David Dixon A hit production of the musical “42nd Street” should feature wonderful choreography, a triple-threat cast and tuneful...

By Charlene Baldridge | Theater Review Internationally-aware theater aficionados have an opportunity to see the West Coast premiere of Katori Hall’s...

By Gary Jones Tomatoes are, by far, the most popular home-grown “vegetable.” (It’s really a fruit.) Their ubiquity is not...

By Frank Sabatini Jr. Always on the lookout for meals that don’t originate from the copycat mill, I discovered on...

By Jennifer Coburn From foster mom to tireless advocate for foster families When Lani Barnes first laid eyes on her...

By Frank Sabatini Jr. The converted house on 30th Street in North Park where Eddie’s Philadelphia Steaks and Hoagies previously...

By Tori Hahn North Park’s arts festival keeps growing North Park will celebrate its 20th Festival of Arts this year...

By Dr. Ink The aromas of red sauce, lasagna and hot pizzas are like a kiss on the cheek when...

Por Catherine Spearnak En menos de un año, los estudiantes del área de City Heights que nunca han visto la playa estarán trabajando...

By Cody Thompson | Suds in the City It is no surprise that San Diego loves its hoppy beers. In fact,...