Can BrainEcho Technology Help Treat Insomnia?
Hoping to catch some Zs after two decades of sleep troubles, editor Nicolle Monico tries listening to the sounds in her own head
Unhinged, A Dating Series: What “Materialists” Gets Wrong About Matchmaking
We asked a real-life matchmaker in San Diego to weigh in on the new Celine Song movie and tell us what lessons today’s dater can take away
Wounded Warrior Homes Supports Veterans Struggling with Mental Health
The North County nonprofit recently launched a new program to increase access to medical services for local vets in crisis
Q&A: Volunteering with The Boys & Girls Club of Greater San Diego
The nonprofit aims to foster youth development, build character, and help kids achieve academic success via its portfolio of offerings
17 San Diego Nonprofit Events to Attend This September
Here’s where to celebrate, connect, give back, and make a difference this month
Photos: Las Patronas’ 79th Annual Jewel Ball
The evening featured French cuisine, Parisian decor, and ballet and synchronized swimming performances
First Look: The $43.5M Joan & Irwin Jacobs Performing Arts Center
Named in honor of co-benefactor Joan Jacobs, The Joan is Liberty Station’s most recent addition to its lively Arts District and the new home of the Cygnet Theatre
How the San Diego Zoo & Safari Park Create World-Class Exhibits
Designing an animal habitat is a complex, collaborative process blending architecture, horticulture, and animal behavior
Sports Illustrated Debuts First-Ever Women’s Games in San Diego
Taking place October 28 to November 2 at Frontwave Arena, the event spotlights elite female athletes and celebrates the rapid rise of women’s sports nationally
At Women-Focused RAGEher, Anger Is What It’s All About
The pop-up experience was founded as a way to help people express what can be an intimidating emotion in a healthy, collective way
Special Activations at the Del Mar Wine + Food Fest’s Grand Tasting Event
Chef collabs, cooking demonstrations, DJs, and tailgates—your guide to all the experiences featured at this year’s affair
Unhinged, A Dating Series: Assumed and True Dealbreakers
Exploring the “whys” behind your boundaries can help decide the difference between a red flag and a worthy relationship challenge
The Best of San Diego 2025: Arts & Culture
San Diego’s cultural scene is booming—here’s the innovative art, live music, iconic landmarks, and local changemakers shaping the city this year
Artist Mashonda Tifrere Launches New Exhibitions
The groundbreaking curator brings her work to Quint Gallery and the Stuart Collection at UCSD
Photos: The 10th Annual Alzheimer’s Therapeutic Research Institute Gala
Check out photos from the event which featured live jazz, an auction, and celeb guests like SNL alum Kevin Nealon
Pickleball With a Purpose Provides 50,000 Meals for Vulnerable San Diegans
Del Mar Wine + Food Festival’s celebrity event returns with Drew Brees to raise funds for Feeding San Diego
The Animal Pad Offers Cross-Border Canines a Second Chance
Board member and director of philanthropy Sam Clancy shares what it’s like to volunteer with the nonprofit
The Best Cosplays at San Diego Comic-Con 2025 (Day 1)
From capes and spandex to animatronic gadgets, here are the most jaw-dropping Comic-Con looks we spotted
13 San Diego Nonprofit Events to Attend This August
Here’s where to celebrate, connect, give back, and make a difference this month
San Diegan Makes Sailing History at the Transpacific Yacht Race
Last week, local Alli Bell became the first woman skipper to win the 119-year-old event’s top handicap prize
A Fresh Future For a Century-Old Julian Farmstand
Patchwork Market will function as a general store and farmers market, offering locally grown or made products and seasonal fare
The Sun Protection Routine San Diego Dermatologists Swear By
Keep your skin safer during summer activities with these expert tips
Winning Essay: Becoming Here
This year, we announced our inaugural essay contest, offering $1,000 to one writer who surprised, delighted, and moved us—here’s the winner
Native Star Boutique Arrives With All Indigenous-Made Products
The new shop from Vista homeowner Ruth-Ann Thorn debuts in the Gaslamp in the 1880s-era Yuma Building
Unhinged, A Dating Series: To Text or Not to Text?
Is less communication the key to a satisfying and less stressful dating life?
DOGE Cuts Force Mission Trails Bridge Project to a Halt
A father’s mission to create a safe crossing over the river where his son died has been impacted by federal decisions to slash California education, healthcare, and public safety funds
