Chasing Spiritual Enlightenment in Sedona

Arizona’s desert landscape provides a restorative escape for solo travelers seeking mind-body renewal
6 San Diego Nonprofit Events to Attend This February

Here’s where to celebrate, connect, give back, and make a difference this month
Editor’s Note: The Desert in Bloom, February 2026

Senior Editor Amelia Rodriguez shares what she learned returning to the desert that raised her
Modern Italian Eatery Sono Coming to North Park

Plus, a future for Las Cuatro Milpas, a beer to celebrate 100 years of art, and more food news
How a San Diego Nonprofit Feeds Unhoused Neighbors Weekly

Small Potatoes Foundation centers humanity in its approach to food insecurity, leading with kindness and a sense of belonging
How Ultrasound is Transforming Inflammatory Bowel Disease Care

Scripps gastroenterologists were the first in the county to use of ultrasound for IBD
Going Green with the Solana Center for Environmental Innovation

Meet David Robertson, volunteer docent and educator for the Encinitas-based nonprofit
Katsuya Ko Opens in La Jolla as a New, More Casual Spinoff

The national Japanese star debuts at Westfield UTC with shareable plates, sushi, and robata grilling
Chef Drew Deckman is Back

A year after launching in San Diego, the tongs-and-goggles Michelin chef changes course and finds his groove
17 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: Jan 29–Feb 1

Pick up your Museum Month pass, experience The Simon & Garfunkel Story and stop by a fundraiser for the women’s sports bar One of Us
Innovative Knee Repair Powers a Young Athlete’s Comeback

State-of-the-art knee surgery at Scripps helps a young athlete get back in the game
The Best Things to Do in San Diego: February 2026

February brings half-off museum admission, a theatrical ode to Julia Child, a community festival in Encanto, a Lunar New Year celebration, and more
Empowering Futures with $1,000 College Scholarships

Wheelhouse Credit Union champions local students while highlighting stories of resilience, service, and community impact
The Brant Expands to Encinitas With a Rooftop Bar and Community Focus

The Huntington Beach–born bar and grill from brothers Travis and Andrew Brummett takes over a longtime North County space
Concierge Primary Care at Scripps Offers 24/7 Access

Scripps’ Private Internal Medicine Center offers concierge medicine when you need
it
Dubai’s Saya Brasserie to Open First U.S. Location in Downtown

The all-day cafe from the UAE will open in the former Gaslamp Fish House this spring
Escondido’s Rising Parkour Star Plans a Last All-In Season

A decade after discovering parkour online, Luke Mizel is closing one chapter while keeping the Olympics firmly in view
Puesto Taco Bar is the Next Chapter for the Restaurant Group

The new Sorrento Mesa counter-service concept is its first fast-casual eatery and now open
17 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: January 21-25

Peruse the San Diego Museum of Art’s centennial exhibitions, watch Say Anything with John Cusack, and explore Restaurant Week
Vulture and Dreamboat Closing in University Heights

Kory Stetina and CH Projects pull the plug on their epic plant-based concept on February 8
Can Continuous Glucose Monitoring Improve Your Fitness?

All about the growing wellness trend in people without diabetes
SDM’s Guide to San Diego Food & Drink

We speak with the city’s top food and drink makers in this exclusive video series hosted by food critic and Food Network judge Troy Johnson
Matthew Quirk’s Unlikely Path From Journalist to Netflix Hitmaker

The bestselling local author dishes on deranged brainstorm strolls, hiring people to kidnap him, and the hit TV adaptation of his novel “The Night Agent”
Leading with Purpose: Samantha Scholl Steps Into BBB’s VP of Innovation Role

From hospitality expert to community champion, Scholl continues to reshape how BBB supports the next generation of entrepreneurs.
Modern Architecture Meets Agriculture in a Fallbrook Vineyard Estate

Built from the ground up, this North County home pairs minimalist architecture with a working vineyard shaped by climate, soil, and intention
Start the Year Strong with Preventive Health Screenings

Preventive screenings are a healthy way to begin the new year