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The building is one of several in Oceanside and across Southern California designed by noted architect Irving Gill

The Feminist Image Group, a group of artists promoting equality, diversity, and empowerment, present their exhibition “Master Glitch” from Aug. 7 to Sept. 30 at the Techne Art Center in Oceanside

Despite the hot weather, a slew of events such as the Ramona Country Fair draw people outdoors.

‘I had no choice but to leave Haiti,’ says one man who works in City Heights. He just lost his temporary protected status, or TPS, protection along with hundreds of thousands of others nationwide.

Daniel “DJ” Hernandez, who performs as Daniel Joseph, started playing music for friends at his neighborhood park. Now, hundreds of people come to vibe and unwind to the music and space he’s curated.

The San Diego Historical Society has identified Bill Swank, who lives in Clairemont, as “San Diego’s preeminent baseball historian.” Here’s a message I recently received from Bill, followed by my response: DEAR RICHARD: Young people often substitute “No problem,” for “Thank you.” Recently, I took my wife to a popular, upscale restaurant for our 40th wedding anniversary dinner. Over the years, we have often gone to this establishment to celebrate special events. Now I hold my wife’s arm at all times, because she is blind. The host led us to a booth. In the past, a host or hostess of […]

High school student returns to thank caregivers who saved her life when a blood clot took her off the basketball court.

10-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix in foster care is waiting to be adopted at the San Diego Humane Society’s main campus

With the famous Del Mar racing season going on now, From the Archives returns to July 24, 1957, for this photo at the racetrack of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz checking out the programs for the day. The San Diego Union-Tribune historical photos are provided by the San Diego History Center. To browse additional materials visit https://collections.sandiegohistory.org/.

While in her 30s, Maria Carriedo-Ceniceros decided to become an MD.