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The family of Joan Irene Mosher is saddened to announce her passing on July 3, 2023, at the age of 81, following a period of declining health.

Dirk Sutro: Can a contemporary design for museum's new west wing coexist within Balboa Park's century-old Spanish Colonial ethos?

Just in time for the new year, here's a year-end "best of" roundup of SoCal Wanderer's top adventures from 2022 — from L.A. to the Inland Empire, High Desert, San Diego and beyond.

Insider found only 28 murder convictions over five years of transgender homicides. Judges and juries sometimes easily accepted claims of self-defense.

Until now, the oldest contemporary art museum in Southern California has lacked the space to permanently display its collection.

MGM Resorts International recently announced the promotion of Kim, a master sommelier, to the role of director of wine for its Las Vegas resorts.

Business Spotlight: Tasende Gallery in La Jolla will present the exhibition “Perpetual Provocation” by artist Armando Romero from May 21 to July 3, continuing a 42-year run of showing art at 820 Prospect St. in The Village. The show will include seven paintings, eight sculptures and four drawings that Romero completed primarily during 2006 and 2007, and will exhibit an earlier work, 1988’s “La Ventana Indiscreta,” which has never been shown before. Romero, a Mexican Expressionism arti...

San Diego’s Waterfront: a driving tour [Los Angeles Times :: BC-UST-SANDIEGO-DRIVE:LA] SAN DIEGO — If you’ve been to San Diego, you’ve probably navigated Harbor Drive. It’s the busy street running from Point Loma to downtown that passes the airport and skirts the harbor. It makes a fine driving tour for anyone interested in architecture and California history, on land or water. Here’s a 10-stop itinerary. To give it extra resonance, hunt down and read Max Miller’s “I Cover the ...

Advertisement 1. Liberty Station Liberty Station was once the Naval Training Center, San Diego. It’s now restaurants, shops and art groups. (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times) In its first life, Liberty Station was the Naval Training Center, San Diego, where thousands of recruits learned Navy ways, beginning in 1923. After the Navy shuttered the training complex in 1997, the city teamed with developers to preserve and transform its Spanish Colonial Revival campus, which was influenced by Ber...