Sign up for our eNewsletterFriends of Balboa Park sees 18 new trees planted in honor of lifelong park devotees By Anthony King… [Read more]
Art, dance, music and beer highlight the 17th annual festival May 18 By Anthony King | SDUN Editor The… [Read more]
Local real estate firm sponsoring Alice Birney School’s garden program By Dave Fidlin | SDUN Reporter Since… [Read more]
Canadian roots-reggae band Stone Iris to play Kensington Club By Logan Broyles | SDUN Reporter Kensington… [Read more]
Local artist strives to be neighborhood ‘stronghold’ for giving back By Morgan M. Hurley | SDUN… [Read more]
Water main breaks in North Park
A water main broke at the intersection of Georgia Street and Florida Court in North Park shortly after 5 p.m. Monday, May 6. Water from the break ran down Florida Court to Florida Street, reaching several apartment complexes. Read More
Friday, May 10
Marston House Museum Tours: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays, Marston House Museum, 3525 7th Ave., $8 adults, $5 seniors and $4 children (6-12) Read More
Help make positive change in San Diego taxi industry
By Andrew Rae, Safe Cab San Diego Read More
Mission Hills restaurant owner debuts new TV series
By Monica Medina | KPBS
For as long as she can remember, Su-Mei Yu’s dream was to leave her home in Thailand to come to the United States. So when the opportunity arose at the age of 15, she seized it. Read More
Downtown San Diego Partnership reaches out to neighborhoods to plan for future growth
By Cynthia Robertson | SDUN Reporter
To some, Downtown San Diego is a treasure to explore; to others it is a tangle of cars and crowds. Either way, Downtown possesses some of the city’s finest resources for residents, visitors and employees. Read More
Summer Concert Series, graffiti discussed at annual meeting
By Dave Schwab | SDUN Reporter
The North Park Community Association (NCPA) elected officers and were updated on a number of important neighborhood issues, including battling graffiti, a citizens law enforcement patrol and this year’s Bird Park Summer Concert Series at its annual board meeting, held April 24 at Queen Bee’s Art & Cultural Center, 3925 Ohio St. Read More
By Frank Sabatini Jr. | Restaurant Review
From the man who brings us ginormous meal portions at Hash House a Go Go and puts a slick twist on game meats at The Tractor Room comes the sophisticated little sister of the two, charming us with her soft French accent and roving food boards. Read More
Come On Get Happy! | Dr. Ink
Since the late 1980s, so many restaurants have come and gone suddenly from this bungalow property, but it didn’t take long for Larry Malone to break the so-called curse blamed for their demise. Read More
Dazzling company adds to ‘Other Desert Cities’ success
By Charlene Baldridge | SDUN Theater Critic
Jon Robin Baitz’s 2011 Broadway hearth drama “Other Desert Cities” is set on Christmas Eve 2004. The Wyeth family – or at least what’s left of it – gathers at the elder Wyeths’ luxurious Palm Springs home. Read More
Andy Hinds | Parenting
The last thing I need right now is a hobby. My almost 4-year-old twins no longer nap, and rarely stop moving, talking or needing. And yet I have been overcome by a strange compulsion. Read More
Global Gumshoe | Ron Stern
I am frequently asked where my favorite place is to visit. Since I have traveled to Switzerland more than any other country, I suppose the answer is obvious. What’s not to love? Spectacular snow-covered mountains, safe cities, fabulous hotels, chocolate and natural and man-made attractions always beckon me to return. Read More