University Club atop Symphony Towers to undergo $2M renovation
University Club, Downtown’s century-old membership club, will undergo a $2 million renovation from mid June through Labor Day. It will...
Sunday, April 13, 2025
Wonderful worlds of ‘Doctor Who’ at Comic-Con Museum
For the next year, the Comic-Con Museum in Balboa Park is the first U.S. destination for Whovians to see “Doctor...
Doctorow to visit Mysterious Galaxy with latest crime thriller
New York Times bestselling author Cory Doctorow is returning to San Diego next week, adding to the “countless” number of...
RuPaul concludes book tour in hometown San Diego
RuPaul concluded his book tour for memoir “The House of Hidden Meanings” with a stop at The Observatory on Wednesday,...
Applications open for La Mesa’s first Older Adult Rental Assistance Program
La Mesa is set to receive applicants for its first-ever Older Adult Rental Assistance Program, with priority to the severely-rent...
City Council reverses last year’s vote, approves All Peoples Church build in Del Cerro
On Tuesday, San Diego City Council reversed a vote from last year, paving the way for All Peoples Church to...
Outrage grows over Grossmont Union layoffs
Layoff notices for dozens of Grossmont Union High School District (GUHSD) employees will be sent out March 15. Final notice...
Concept design workshop puts in motion the future of La Mesa’s skatepark
Despite the downpour, dozens of community members met at Parkway Sports & Health Science Academy on Thursday, March 6 to...
March news briefs – SD Unified raises disability flag, Leon William dies, leadership shakeup at Taxpayers Association
SD Unified students hold first-ever Disability Awareness Flag raising San Diego Unified School District held its first-ever Disability Awareness Flag...
Business districts anticipate lower speed limits even as Fifth Avenue choked by cars again
The city is set to reduce the speed limit on 17 popular business corridors even as Fifth Avenue is open...
