Opinion
‘Looking for Christmas’
Black worked extensively with writer James D. Sasser and The Old Globe to bring his first piece of theatrical art...
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The unsung foundation of a vibrant Downtown
You don’t have to go far to see a Downtown that is changing and growing. Cranes are up, apartments are...
The ghost of Christmas past: A Victorian Christmas
No era has influenced the way we celebrate Christmas as much as the Victorian era. Before the beginning of Queen...
Seasonal floral displays and the Balboa Park Carousel
With winter in full swing and the holidays around the corner, we look forward to celebrating the spirit of the...
Children’s Park: The ‘Redo’
The 1.5-acre neighborhood park is located on Island Avenue and Front Street in the Marina District. The park was originally...
Preventing gun violence before it happens
Mass shootings and everyday gun violence have become so commonplace in America that many arelosing hope that we can stop...
Food and Drink Blotter: December 2018
Each year, we look forward to seeing what Cafe 222 rolls out for its special New Year’s Day breakfast, which...
Stealing hearts
By Jean Lowerison Uh-oh. It’sDecember again. Time for His Grinchiness to reappear (in a moldy green costume that matches his disposition)...
Voting is a fundamental right of citizenship in our great country
The California Voter’s Choice Act of 2016 created a pilot program to open one-stop Vote Centers in seven counties across...
From rebellion to quiet acceptance
I’m going to take a stand that won’t sit well with San Diego’s homegrown brewers and their diehard fans: The...
Guest Editorial: Why the city must stay committed to solving our homelessness crisis
By Chris Ward When I took office two years ago, San Diego’s urban core neighborhoods were in the midst of...
Role-player in the future of sustainable place- and city-making
Martin Flores’ love of urbanity, outdoors and physical form has always influenced how he guided his career in landscape architecture.
Very fancy and not odd at all
What’s an odd fellow? I guess we have all known a few, but the Odd Fellows of the 1800s were...
Buyer beware: Automatic renewal scams
Many of us are enticed by introductory rates for services such as online dating sites, software products or technical services....
Ciao 2018! San Diego’s Little Italy has big plans for the New Year
To stay connected with Little Italy, check out what’s going on in the neighborhood by following the community on Instagram...
Evolving with East Village
By Dora McCann Guerreiro Dear neighbors, friends, visitors, and our business community: On behalf of the East Village Association (EVA), we...
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