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VFW Post 7420 has been feeding neighbors from its Logan Heights location since the early days, and the Harvey Family Foundation has resumed cooking meals, too, with the help of new funding

Creekside Critters nature event for kids The San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy continues its Creekside Critters educational events for kids from 10 to 11 a.m.

The museum's exhibit creates a multi-sensory experience for visitors curious about the lives of Navy engineers

Here's a projection into San Diego politics 2024 - who is running for what office?  Here's what we know now broken down by district and office, now that we've passed the signature qualification phase: San Diego City Council District 1 Joe LaCava represents north coastal District 1 and will run unopposed for re-election. Anthony Olmo…

Here's a projection into San Diego politics 2024 - who is running for what office?  Here's what we know now broken down by district and office, now that we've passed the signature qualification phase: San Diego City Council District 1 Joe LaCava represents north coastal District 1 and will run unopposed for re-election. Anthony Olmo…

Experts say the highly capable medical specialists are key to filling gaps in health care. Point Loma Nazarene University's inaugural class graduates 28 students.

Santa Argyle of Ramona says she loves her holiday job and the joy it brings to children: "They put the love and the spirit of Christmas in me"

City department heads will be asked to propose moderate spending cuts, but finance officials say bolder changes likely will be needed, too.

A spaceship-themed Tiki bar opened in May at Killowatt Brewing’s taproom in Oceanside. The "Space Pad," a small hidden speakeasy, was inspired by the late Ocean Beach artist Clinton Cary, better known as the “Spaceman of OB,” who died in 1993. Pam Kragen, at the SD Union-Tribune, recently wrote about the thematic connection between the…

Recently the San Diego County Grand Jury surprised us with the report of my dreams: Affirming that the Port of San Diego planners and Port Commissioners have been running amuck