Bankers Hill

A look at a vacant lot on the southwest corner of Sixth Avenue and Quince Street

One of the defining events in the history of Bankers Hill was the demolition of the Elks Lodge in 2001.

The Spruce Street Suspension Bridge is one of Bankers Hills’ historic treasures. Relatively unknown until recently, it is located a...

One of the distinctive features of Bankers Hill is the presence of three historic bridges. The largest bridge, and the...

By Leo Wilson If you reside in Bankers Hill, people will often ask: “How bad is the airplane noise?” or...

By Leo Wilson Just days ago, the annual December Nights event took place in Balboa Park. It likely attracted over...

By Chris DeMoville The Uptown Community Parking District (UCPD) held districtwide elections in November, and the Bankers Hill Neighborhood Parking...

By Leo Wilson Last month, I described the background of the new Waldo D. Waterman Park that was recently dedicated...

By Jake Sutton I moved to Bankers Hill in the spring of 2002, having originally been from Michigan. Like many...

By Leo Wilson Waldo D. Waterman Park will be dedicated on Wednesday, Oct. 25, in honor of a famous aviator...