In-person performances return to boost civic engagement
By KENDRA SITTON | Downtown & Uptown News With COVID restrictions still in place, many artists are only holding events ...
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Different realities at top and bottom of housing market
By KENDRA SITTON | Downtown & Uptown News As the economy suffers amid the pandemic, California’s housing crisis has come ...
Early results in election shore up Democrats’ power in SD
By KENDRA SITTON | Downtown & Uptown News The election results will not be certified for another month but early ...
Downtown News Briefs – November 2020
Chicano Park to be surveyed for possible inclusion as a National Park Service affiliateThe National Park Service (NPS) will undertake ...
Analysis: Poorer neighborhoods receive slower response to graffiti
By KENDRA SITTON | Downtown & Uptown News A new analysis of reported graffiti in San Diego has interesting findings ...
Liquor, lockers and lively music
By SANDEE WILHOIT Gaslamp Quarter Historical Foundation This property, like all others, was originally owned by Alonzo Horton. In 1868, ...
Guest Editorial: Q’Anon threatens to unravel the work to end human trafficking
By KIM BERRY JONES and DR. JAMIE GATES Part of an $810 million underground illicit sex economy in San Diego alone, ...
Guest Editorial: How local churches can foster racial justice and reconciliation
By DAVID E. CUMMINGS Bishop AB Vines of New Seasons Church in Spring Valley knows a thing or two about ...
Annual holiday traditions return to Little Italy
By Christopher Gomez The time has come to start spreading a little holiday cheer! Little Italy remains determined to support ...
Amici House celebrates the Italian-American experience
By Tom Cesarini Art. Science. Music. Food. Fashion. The components that form Italian culture are multifaceted, foundational, and continue to ...