Working for the city attracted her because, “In public practice you make land-use policies for outdoor spaces that are enjoyed by a wide variety of users.”
Sign up for our eNewsletterSign up for our eNewsletterWorking for the city attracted her because, “In public practice you make land-use policies for outdoor spaces that are enjoyed by a wide variety of users.”
Samuel Fuchs, a 17-year-old Hungarian, arrived in New York City in 1879 with less than $5 to his name and only two English words in his vocabulary: “yes” and “no.”
Congressman Duncan Hunter (R-50) just can’t seem to buy a break these days.
Developed by H. G. Fenton Company, the 10,000-square-foot European-style piazza is dedicated to the past, present and future families of San Diego’s cultural neighborhood.
With April arrives a delicious new way to load up on carbs.
The past couple of months have been incredibly busy in the state Capitol as I’ve transitioned from rank-and-file member of the Senate to the 48th Senate President pro tempore — a fancy mouthful of a title that simply means “leader.”
This spring, a multitude of social and cultural opportunities with an added Italian flair abound for our community and visitors to embrace.
With a stash of Champagne, swimsuits and the desire to relax and let loose, a group of friends and I recently took a bachelorette weekend trip to this oasis in the desert.
Is San Diego a smart city? The answer to that question will be decided this month.
Fashion Redux: 90 Years of Fashion is a current exhibit presented by San Diego Mesa College and the San Diego History Center. This annual collaboration runs March 3–June 29