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.
In a letter to the museum’s board of directors, a group of current and former employees had asked for a “vote of no confidence.” The board said Wednesday a “review is underway.”
The meeting will collect public comments, explain what the city has done so far, mayor says.
13-week old Labrador Retriever blend ready to be adopted at Helen Woodward Animal Care Center
Departure of Consuelo Martinez opens opportunity in council District 1.
Aleta Barthell’s weekly creative writing class for homeless and formerly homeless people allows an experience seldom found in their community.