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By Geoff Page While driving through the Sports Arena area in late February of this year, this writer noticed that a large stand of very big trees that once graced the east side of the Dixieline lumber building were gone. It has taken until now to drag the story of what happened out of the…

Despite a tropical storm, a sloppy and sealed racetrack, a couple of front-runners came through with victories in $1 million races at Parx Racing.

As of this writing, neighbors on the 4600 block of Long Branch Avenue report that city crews are currently beginning to remove the dead Torrey Pine on that block. Carole Landon-Stone has sent several of work crews sawing off limbs of the tree. And the aftermath. It could take the crew a couple of days.

How these drink makers are crafting uniquely San Diegan beer, wine, and mead sourced from the citys diverse terroir.

Daily Record for Aug. 15-16, 2023.

By Kathy Blavatt All photos by Kathy Darn, in a report, the news media figured out, “San Diego has the best weather in the country.” Then another article in the NY Times says San Diego has the fastest rising home prices in the country. Looking at the country’s roasting weather reports, our constant coastal weather…

Dead Torrey on Long Branch Still Up - City Forrester to Be Contacted by Local Campbell Rep Councilmember Chris Cate Wants to Remove Entire Midway District from 30 Foot Height Limit Punchy pit punctuates Tourist show in Point Loma Modern Times Beer to Be Bought by Maui Brewing?

At the July 18 Coronado City Council meeting, councilmembers were presented with the final design and bid advertisement options for the Lawn Bowling Green turf replacement project at the John

The lone Torrey Pine at 4633 Long Branch, saved by local residents along with the OB Rag 11 years ago, now is dead and needs to come down. After multiple "trimmings" and the cutting off of major limbs over the years by the city, the Torrey -- which dominates the block -- is now brown…

There is some truth to San Diego’s sun and surf reputation, but it is up to locals to give their guests a more holistic view of the region