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Community fights demolition while East Village business owners see no concern with proposed store By Margie M. Palmer | Downtown News Editor’s note: the online version of this story differs slightly from the print edition version. The quote from an April 10 open letter to Walmart was from a collection
San Diego Solar Program to pay participants to go solar The San Diego Solar Program launched across San Diego. Property owners in San Diego County that participate are able to go solar for little expense and receive cash back. The Solar Program offers residents the opportunity to get paid to
ConVis to spend millions marketing the region as an affordable destination By Johnny McDonald | Downtown News Although the latest gas prices weigh heavily on tourism traffic, for some, San Diego continues to be economically reachable. The Convention and Visitors Bureau (ConVis) makes sure visitors know that the city’s attractions
Little Italy festival celebrates history and heritage By Kai Oliver-Kurtin | Downtown News For the 19th annual Sicilian Festival on May 20, Little Italy will transform into a lively, colorful stream of musicians, food vendors and historical lore. With an attendance of over 100,000 people last year, one of which
By Johnny McDonald | Balboa Park Update Artist Don Knapp is an individual who takes pride in a 75-year-old tradition at the Spanish Art Center in Balboa Park, blending friendliness, crafts and art amidst beautiful old country surroundings. The unique buildings are situated between the San Diego Zoo and the
Black Label Table offers secret alternative to dining experience By Amanda Ashley Toombs | Downtown News San Diego’s Black Label Table Supper Club is a monthly underground alternative dining experience inspired by the underground supper clubs found in New York City. New York underground supper clubs are traditionally held in
Hanni El Khatib talks up his new album, set for first San Diego appearance By Logan Broyles | Downtown News If you have not heard of him yet, remember the name. It may not be long before Hanni El Khatib has cemented himself as a big gun in the ever-popular
Valley of culinary delights Global Gumshoe | Ron Stern Located about an hour from bustling Los Angeles is a valley that time seems to have forgotten. The city of Ojai, part of the Ojai Valley, is nestled among rolling hills, citrus orchards and towering oak trees. Travelers come to Ojai
San Diego jewelry makers have roots in Hawaii
The largest indoor flower show in the world blooms in Philadelphia every March, and this year, the owners of San Diego’s Beach Glass Bingo traveled the 3,000 miles to participate
Red Light District 409 F St. 619-255-2800 rldsd.com Starters $8 to $16 Entrees $19 to $69; optional deluxe sides $20 to $35 Desserts $6 to $8 Chef Jason Mailand’s menu, couple with Nick Majersky’s cocktails, create a special occasion Restaurant Review | By David Nelson Just when the Gaslamp Quarter