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For years, alt-weekly newspapers like the Phoenix New Times were able to pay their bills thanks to lax content policies when it came to their ads, which ran the gamut from used boats to escort services.Many Phoenicians know how that story ended — with New Times owner Mike Lacey spinning off the ad business into a separate company called Backpage.com, for which he was later

I feel like I could walk around those neighborhoods for hours and never get bored.

Future visitors to Tullie can look forward to seeing a brand-new interactive art installation in the welcome area once current redevelopment works…

Jamie Dimon Warns U.S. Might Face Interest-Rate Spike By Bob Henderson JPMorgans chief warns of inflation and higher rates. Meanwhile, the U.S. labor market is expected to strengthen even... -April 09, 2024 at 07:18 am EDT - MarketScreener

Whether the perfect St. Patricks Day celebration looks like a night on the town with drinks and music, or a family-friendly roller skating event, venues in Lancaster County have a

The group trying to replace San Diego Gas and Electric with a municipal utility spoke out Tuesday. Power San Diego says they don’t appreciate SDG&E’s moves to stop their ballot initiative. In other news, San Diego's underwater kelp forests are a natural wonder that are under threat from climate change. That wonderful and troubling story is being told at the Birch Aquarium in a new exhibit called Hold Fast. Plus, love is in the air and sprouting in North County. While many flowers so...

Ring in the Lunar New Year in City Heights, dance to bayou blues at Mardi Gras Mambo, and get moving at the Cardiff Kook Run

'Ebb and Flow' at UC San Diego's Geisel Library and 'Hold Fast' at Birch Aquarium showcase the history of the underwater ecosystems and how artists are interpreting them.

"Ebb and Flow" at UCSD and "Hold Fast" at the Birch Aquarium feature historic specimens of kelp dating back to 1890 and artists' interpretations of the local seaweed colonies

GLOUCESTER — Dan Knott, the founder of Knott Alone-Hold Fast, was in a dark place. He had recently turned down an Apache battalion command in Germany with the U.