Santee weighs long-term budget concerns, advances potential 1-cent sales tax measure
The city’s proposed $72 million operating budget for fiscal year 2026-27 includes moderate reserves, but officials warn of long-term reserve reductions.
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Carlsbad nixes sidewalks to preserve parking for beachfront Terramar neighborhood
City Council decides not to sacrifice roadside parking in area frequented by surfers, beachgoers
Chula Vista reclaims a piece of its past in acquiring historic Vogue Theater
After nearly two decades of vacancy, Chula Vista moves to revive the 80-year-old theater at the heart of its downtown
Carlsbad tightens rules for massage businesses after prostitution arrests
Background checks, application fees, 5-year ban for violators added in updated ordinance
Steel and memory: San Diego’s ‘Black Family’ statue rises again in Mountain View
A restored version of the ‘Black Family statue,’ originally created in wood by artist Rossie Wade in 1974, was unveiled Saturday in San Diego’s Mountain View neighborhood during a Juneteenth celebration that drew elected officials, community members, and members of the Wade family.
The food you like tells a story. Join this pop-up session to taste new flavors and find new stories to tell.
June Jo Lee and Philip Lee created Wunderland Kitchen, using their backgrounds in food ethnography and publishing to offer food literacy programs at libraries, schools, and community organizations. Their free pop-up series comes to the Skyline Hills Library June 15 to 18.
She didn’t know anyone in San Diego at first, but now thousands of people know her work
Loren Cobbs is the founder and CEO of SD Melanin, which curates community events for people of color, including concerts, networking events, rooftop parties, and this year’s ninth annual Kinfolk Fest Juneteenth celebration at Waterfront Park
After 35 years of serving homeless San Diegans’ basic needs, Neil Good Day Center will be shut down by the city
Father Joe’s Villages says it will continue the day center at its main campus but now must raise more than $300,000.
Encinitas City Council to decide if farmers market can relocate
Newly revised plans now call for fewer vendors, less field use, and new noise mitigation measures, city reports
From the Archives: Marines at the fair
With the county fair beginning this week in Del Mar, From the Archives goes back to 1921 for a photo of Marines staffing a recruiting table at the fair. The San Diego Union-Tribune historical photos are provided by the San Diego History Center. To browse additional materials visit https://collections.sandiegohistory.org/.