From the early days of the Kumeyaay to people living in San Diego today, the river has ‘many stories’ to tell
The artists toiling away in their studios and workspaces, and the environmental advocates encouraging others to join their ...
Opinion
Opinion: Building San Diego’s Creative Economy Is the Path to Future Prosperity
Many cities and states are already paving the way to a new creative economy because they recognize that harnessing the power of imagination, innovation, and culture is a critical driver for growth, ...
San Diego considers emergency permit for La Jolla Bluff stabilization
SAN DIEGO — The City of San Diego is evaluating an emergency coastal development permit to stabilize an eroding bluff beneath ...
University City residents fear sinkhole's growth amid upcoming rain in San Diego
"[The city] had time to give me two parking tickets in my own driveway and they don't have time to fix this sinkhole," said neighbor Justin Anderson.
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Why It Matters: Why are San Diego water rates about to soar?
People in San Diego are already feeling higher costs from food, housing and electricity. Now, water rates will also soar.
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Scientific community holds Stand Up for Science rally at UCSD
Around 400 students, staff, and faculty gathered for the Stand Up for Science protest in front of Geisel Library at 12 p.m. on March 7. The rally was part of a series of nationwide protests in ...