Neighborhoods
Race for the Cure
Balboa Park was awash in a sea of pink on Nov. 4 as more than 9,000 people came to support...
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Ghosts of Christmas past and present
On Dec. 14, Convivio continues the tradition of breaking bread in good company as we celebrate the holiday season at...
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New artisanal market in Downtown
Former home to the San Diego Padres, Lane Field Park was inspired by San Diego’s love for baseball. But now,...
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All the world’s a stage … and more
In 1867, Alonzo Horton sold to A.S. Seely — a mail carrier from Los Angeles — a one-half interest of...
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More than a dimes worth of difference
Downtown projects garner bouquet of orchids from San Diego Architectural Foundation
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A salute to Napa Valley
Route 29 is named after the state highway that connects many of Napa’s wineries. You can bet the place flaunts...
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Padres Pedal the Cause
Over the past five years, Padres Pedal has donated $7.1 million to support cancer research with $2.4 million coming from...
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Downtown should look to its past to give parks a new identity
Downtown San Diego is obsessed with new. A recent building boom in East Village and the Columbia District has dotted...
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WCKD Village creeps into Downtown for Halloween
Beware, and be on the lookout for WCKD Village’s return in 2019.
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San Diego’s style guy
Leonard Simpson’s name is synonymous with fashion in San Diego and has been a prominent fashion expert here and throughout...
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