Column: Cat-lover alert! At San Diego's Cat Cafe, companionship and coffee are still on the menu
How the Gaslamp Quarter's Cat Cafe survived a pandemic shutdown and found new homes for adoptable cats
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How the Gaslamp Quarter's Cat Cafe survived a pandemic shutdown and found new homes for adoptable cats
Print Danny Blas, who teaches middle school history and social science at the San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts, is excited to see his students again. Some students have had their Zoom cameras turned off this school year, so Monday will be the first time he sees their faces. But Blas also is scared. He is vaccinated so he’s not scared about his own health, but his “worst nightmare” is if one of his students contracts COVID, he said. “I wish there was a support group I could go to and just be able to have someone telling us, or someone telling me, everything’s going to...