Local filmmaker Justin Burquist worked as a producer on “A Corpse in Kensington,” an independent horror/romcom from writer and director Brian Patrick Butler, set in San Diego’s Kensington neighborhood on Halloween 2010.
Chula Vista Museum and History Center, which received its nonprofit status last fall, is now ready to open its first exhibition, “The Chula Vista Japanese American Story.”
The lizard has taken the name “PL.”
Experts say advances in AI make it more critical to address security flaw.
San Diego leaders will consider changes to the deal with the developer for the low-income housing project, now known as 107 Ash St.
A history of lopsided deals and below-market leases dogs the city as officials try to address a budget shortfall.
She will lead the new watchdog team, which gave the county additional power to sue predatory companies in civil court.
The open-air festival lined El Cajon’s downtown with artists and launched a new public art restoration project.
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How many readers remember this fun — and loud — destination? From the Archives heads out today to a birthday party in 1976 at Farrell’s Ice Cream Parlor in Mission Valley. The one-time national chain closed its last shop, in Brea, in 2019. The San Diego Union-Tribune historical photos are provided by the San Diego History Center. To browse additional materials visit https://collections.sandiegohistory.org/.