Opinion
Theaters grapple with pandemic, social issues in return to stage
By Kendra Sitton With COVID-19 restrictions eased, theaters are returning to full (and often fully-vaccinated) audiences. Some theaters tentatively began...
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COVID-19 vaccine booster shots available in San Diego County
By José A. Álvarez Following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the California Department of Public Health’s recommendation,...
Marston Building in Downtown sold for $7 Million
CBRE announced the sale of The Marston Building, an office property in the Gaslamp Quarter of Downtown San Diego, to...
North Park scoops the frozen dessert market
By Wayne Gray Gelato, soft-serve, frozen yogurt, premium ice cream and even “boozy” Ice cream: you can find it all...
Taste of North Park returns to in-person celebration
By Vince Meehan The Taste of North Park returns to Uptown on Saturday, October 9th from 11 a.m. to 3...
Puttin’ on the Fritz!
During San Diego’s boom days in the 1880s, numerous people were arriving in our fair city. The unbeatable weather and...
An October to remember in San Diego’s Little Italy
By Christopher Gomez Benvenuto, October! It’s officially Italian Heritage Month in the United States. Italian culture’s rich history and traditions...
Standing up against patient dumping
By Mara W. Elliott We rely on hospitals to care for us in our times of greatest need. We entrust...
Warranties: Understand your consumer rights before you buy
By Summer Stephan You never know when life – or a manufacturer – might throw you a lemon. That’s why...
Homes for all of us
By Todd Gloria Homeownership is the essence of the American Dream for many. It is the reward for years of...
Atkins: Biden admin is partner in climate solutions
A couple of weeks ago I was waiting on the tarmac at the former Mather Air Force Base in Sacramento...
Passenger pleads not guilty to assaulting flight attendant
By Neal Putnam An airplane passenger who is charged with slugging a female flight attendant in May as the plane...
Pershing driver faces murder charge for allegedly driving under the influence
A Pacific Beach man faces a second-degree murder charge in the traffic death of architect Laura Shinn. She was riding...
Strutting for a cause
By Diana Cavagnaro A New PATH (Parents for Addiction, Treatment and Healing) presented “The Show Must go On…So Strut!” on...
Happy Italian American Heritage Month
By Tom Cesarini Now that fall has arrived, it’s time to get ready for all the upcoming holiday festivities. Before...
Classic “La Cage Aux Folles” returns to Cygnet
By Jean Lowerison “La Cage Aux Folles” has a venerable history. Based on the 1973 French play by Jean Poiret,...
