Lincoln exhibit brings Civil War documents to Central Library
In the public mind, Abraham Lincoln's presidency was the political equivalent of a steamy romance novel. Lincoln's tenure is idealized ...
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Cash’d Out band channels Johnny at The Casbah
Country music has had many legendary figures, but few have blazed a trail quite like legend Johnny Cash. Though Cash's ...
Runway meets dim sum at Kitchen Bling
Red Pearl Kitchen and 944 magazine presented "Kitchen Bling" on Sunday, Sept. 24, at 440 J Street in the Gaslamp ...
Exhibits explore Mexican Revolution, migration
The Museum of Photographic Art (MoPA) has mounted two complementary exhibits that at once seem worlds apart and inexorably linked. ...
Life in the City
Despite the rapid transformation of our downtown into urban neighborhoods filled with everyday activities, the waterfront is lacking refinement.Although at ...
Grah Safe & Lock closes after 92 years
As downtown continues to grow, more and more longtime businesses are leaving the area and chalking it up to redevelopment.After ...
Albertsons opens East Village store
As downtown continues to grow at a rapid rate, the needs of its population are increasing by nearly the same ...
Chamber orchestra welcomes Jung-Ho Pak
High hopes were riding on San Diego Chamber Orchestra's Oct. 9 concert: It began the apparently egalitarian regime of recently ...
League of Women Voters talk Nov. props
On Tuesday, Nov. 7, citizens across the city will head to the polls. With a number of important propositions on ...
County voting machines produce security concerns
Much of the American electoral process is and has been based on trust. But how trustworthy is the new voting ...