Water, sewer rates poised for increase
The city is preparing to raise water and sewer service rates again, and Mayor Jerry Sanders, along with officials from ...
Saturday, February 28, 2026
Projects, traffic patterns get closer look
Parking and traffic problems on and around the Peninsula area will affect everyone as projects such as the Rock Church ...
A writer’s reflection: Opera aficionados mourn passing of tenor Jerry Hadley
The news of tenor Jerry Hadley's death on July 18 has saddened opera aficionados worldwide and caused a particular ache ...
Tourism marketing district moves forward
In an ongoing effort to remain competitive with other popular big-city destinations, a Tourism Marketing District (TMD) is being created ...
Henry’s Farmers Market gives shoppers added food for thought
We may live in a global economy, but the modern-day mantra from Syracuse to San Diego is shop local. Henry's ...
OB, Pt. Loma looking to sun for solutions
While the environmental benefits of solar electricity are well established, many homeowners are surprised to learn that solar is also ...
Protecting San Diego’s water supply
The year 2007 is shaping up to be one of the driest in San Diego in recent history. While the ...
What does UC want to be?
Where did we leave off, dear reader? On May 24, the last View from 52 column in the University City/Golden ...
Thinking outside the electrical box
Our energy-generating plants are often remote, large and centralized. This leaves them open as easy targets in a terrorist attack. ...
San Diego’s theater community pays tribute to Dr. Floyd Gaffney
Beloved theater director, acknowledged father of San Diego's African-American theater and UCSD Professor Emeritus, Dr. Floyd Gaffney died of stomach ...