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Norman Paraiso, a mainstay in the lowrider scene since the 1970s, is one of the curators of “Chrome and Candy Dreams: A Rite of Passage.”

The county has remained mum on deeper reasons for the termination.

Alma mater asking for confirmation of alumni record makes one wonder

Director Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, a film adaption of Homer’s Greek epic, has garnered more than a billion dollars at the box office and reacquainted audiences with the power of classical mythology. Of all the literary sources that adorn our English language, classical Greco-Roman mythology is one of the richest. We constantly speak and hear and write and read the names of the ancient gods and goddesses and heroes and heroines, even if we don’t always know it. The most famous of the epic poet Homer’s creations spent 10 years after the fall of Troy wandering through the ancient world […]

Artist Andrea Chung is part of the new group exhibition, “The Giving Tree,” at Art Produce Gallery through Sept. 26, reconsidering the 1964 Shel Silverstein classic by viewing trees—and nature—as partners for support and reciprocity

Author tells a story for forced marriage and her journey to fight it.

While some seek shelter, others must brave the elements and risk exposure during a sweltering heat wave in San Diego.

From the Archives today heads back to a time when San Diego was home to a cannery row for this photo of Ben Maughan and Martin Rodrigues unloading tuna at Westgate Cannery on March 21, 1974. The cannery was located between 16th and 28th streets. The San Diego Union-Tribune historical photos are provided by the San Diego History Center. To browse additional materials visit https://collections.sandiegohistory.org/.

The San Diego Humane Society is currently caring for some 1,900 animals and is running out of space.