Severe erosion leaves Carlsbad’s Tamarack beach slim for Labor Day weekend
The California State Parks Department says it has no estimate of when it will reopen the popular closed day-use parking lot.
The California State Parks Department says it has no estimate of when it will reopen the popular closed day-use parking lot.
Stacey Edelstein is the founder of Hi-Res, a magazine highlighting the work of artists and creators from San Diego and Tijuana, and a monthly live storytelling series where they talk about what happened on the way to the finish line
From the Archives found this fantastic photo of the San Diego chicken. Ted Giannoulas awaits a court hearing April 15, 1980, over a contempt-of-court allegation filed by his former employer, radio station KGB. The station said Giannoulas’ costume violated a court order, alleging his outfit was too similar to a previous KGB Chicken costume. The court sided with Giannoulas. The two women in the photo were potential jurors in another case. The San Diego History Center is hosting Giannoulas on Sept. 10 for a program from 6 to 7:30 p.m. General admission is $35. The San Diego Union-Tribune historical photos […]
Escondido Mayor Dane White and challenger Elias Velazquez laid out opposing philosophies to voters ahead of November
Thao Huynh French brings her multidisciplinary work to her first solo exhibition, “Future Flowers: Memory, Meaning, Mischief” at the San Diego Mesa College art gallery through Sept. 17
A recent report from San Diego’s Office of the Independent Budget Analyst advises the city to think of what services it should provide and then how to fund it. Not the other way around.
An 18-month old mama cat, whose kittens have been adopted, is waiting to be adopted at the Helen Woodward Animal Center
Moving hospital under joint powers authority, a UCSD executive said, was crucial for refinancing $700 million in debt to avoid balloon payment set for late 2027.
The Barnes Tennis Center in Ocean Beach generates millions of dollars a year in revenue. The San Diego auditor says the city’s poor oversight leaves money on the table.
Cost to appeal a Planning Commission decision won’t increase as much as originally proposed