Land-use policies promoting higher density and development near mass transit, as well as hikes to meters and other parking-related fees...

Special effects have always been a cornerstone of the movie experience, evolving dramatically since the early days of cinema. For...

It was a rainy night in Coronado late in the season, and I walked up to Leo Hawkinson and asked...

Twenty thousand University of California healthcare, research, and technical professionals, represented by the University Professional and Technical Employees (UPTE), will...

Did you know Joseph L. Mankiewicz also called “Mank” was more than a filmmaker — he was a cinematic genius...

A new UC San Diego clinical trial finds self-guided family-based treatment for obese children is easier, more affordable, and as...

Paul Douglas Vadnais of La Jolla died on Feb. 3, 2025. He was 82 years old. He is preceded in...

“Uno, dos, tres, cuatro…” the Bishop’s basketball players were counting to 10 in Spanish, Chinese, and English as they knelt...

A La Jolla man with the dubious distinction of being the first person in the nation to be charged with...

Following two years of listening and connecting with San Diegans, the City of San Diego this week adopted its first...