Starting a dialogue on a controversial subject
By DAVID DIXON | College Times Courier Since its inception in 2017, The Roustabouts Theatre Co. almost instantaneously became an...
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Heavenly architecture and flights of fancy
SANDEE WILHOIT Gaslamp Quarter Historical District The stately Victorian building still standing on the corner of 5th and E has...
Lunanorte’s jewelry shines
By Diana Cavagnaro Lunanorte was founded on the principles of avant-garde fashion, gemology and fine arts. This jewelry line infused...
Waldorf School of San Diego receives Grade A ranking by Niche
The Waldorf School of San Diego was recognized as one of the top 10% best schools in the nation and...
The Way Forward: Democracy is the answer
By Brian Schrader For years we’ve seen popular ideas fail to become law even when they enjoy broad and bipartisan...
Guerrero receives four life sentences for murders
By NEAL PUTNAM | Downtown & Uptown News Four consecutive terms of life in prison were handed down Tuesday to...
Grim Avenue in the Park Villas tract
San Diego street names: Part 10 of the series By Katherine Hon Joseph Nash formed his two-part Park Villas tract...
Celebrating leaders: Trusted advocate Jeannine Savory
By Dave Danielson Each transaction represents much more than a property being bought and/or sold. As you know, it represents...
Uptown News Briefs: January 2021
Deadline extended for small business relief fundsSmall businesses and nonprofits now have some extra time to apply for $500 million...
Many things for many people: Tin to tacos
By SANDEE WILHOIT Gaslamp Quarter Historical Foundation In the 1840s, many young men were heading west, hoping to make their...
Meet the Robinsons
By Katherine Hon The original name of present-day Ray Street was Robinson Street. This narrow road marks the boundary between...
Guest Editorial: The way forward: Jobs for all
By BRIAN SCHRADER Once the pandemic is under control, we can finally focus our attention on the crippling recession caused...
In memoriam: Pat Taylor inspired reading
Ин J.M. GARCIA | Downtown & Uptown News Pat Taylor taught reading. But more than that she taught her students...
