Members of the Navy Aviation Officer Candidate Class of ’76, nicknamed, “Wittstruck’s Zoo Crew,” will reunite for the sesquicentennial celebration at the Miramar Air Show
As the number of homeless older adults grows, a San Diego County program aimed to ease rent burden will continue for many. But the help is only meant to be temporary.
Buddhist San Diegans celebrate and cherish the efforts of people who founded their thriving temple 100 years ago
The city has no lease, no construction timeline and no binding agreement with Chula Vista Entertainment Complex — but the company’s founder says his team isn’t going anywhere.
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“This becomes my thing to look forward to,” said one swimmer.
Leslie Ann Leytham is artistic director and co-founder of Project Blank, a nonprofit producing events and performances in San Diego in collaboration with a range of artists interested in experimentation and contemporary art and music
Rosalío Chavarín had long dreamed of becoming a mariachi, and the story of how the late musician finally realized his dream before his passing—performing alongside his daughter and granddaughter—is the subject of the documentary short, “Yo Soy Mariachero,” being screened at this year’s San Diego International Film Festival