What’s Next for Kaiser Permanente?
We take a look at how the use of AI, hospital openings, and new advancements are shaping shape one of the largest healthcare companies in the United States
Scripps Celebrates 100 Years of Medical Breakthroughs
Established in 1924, the health system remains a medical leader while tackling healthcare’s emerging challenges
14 Women Working to Transform Human Health
San Diego’s Prebys Foundation awards $7 million to women scientists changing medicine for the better
How Will AI Change Our Healthcare?
Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform medical care as we know it—but experts have concerns
Editor’s Note, Oct. 2024: The View from the Hospital Bed
SDM editor Mateo Hoke reflects on medical breakthroughs and its connection to humanity in the latest issue
Cambria Hopes to Become the Next Dark Sky Community
A group in the central California town has dedicated itself to an arduous task: saving the night
The Odd Little Opera House in the Middle of Nowhere
When Death Valley called in 1967, New York ballerina Marta Becket answered
The Allure of California’s Least-Visited National Park
Rough and rugged, the Channel Islands give visitors a glimpse of the Golden State of yesteryear
Paddling Out with California’s Older Women Surfers
Throughout the state, women over 50 are proving that stoke has no age limit
11 of California’s Most Underrated Natural Places
Explore spectacular spots across the state, sans the crowds
Weevils Are Coming—CA’s Date Industry is at Risk
Killer insects threaten California’s iconic and lucrative palm trees—but not if scientists can help it
CA Birth Center Closures Deepen an Existing Maternity Care Crisis
As birth centers shutter across California, midwives say the state’s inflexible licensing requirements are to blame
Editor’s Note, September 2024: California Love
SDM editor Mateo Hoke reflects on the allure of The Golden State
The Treasure of Kobey’s Swap Meet
The largest outdoor marketplace in SD offers a chance to turn used goods into good business
Cash & Carry Markets Bring International Flavors Home
For immigrant communities in San Diego, these markets offer a taste of the familiar
New Housing Developments, Same Old OB Blues
With denser living on the horizon, what does the future hold for this historically eclectic ’hood?
Rebuilding Lahaina
A year after devastating fires, recovery efforts are ahead of schedule, but Maui is still figuring out what’s next
The People Reimagining America’s Downtown Spaces
New City America has revamped nearly 100 neighborhoods across the US, using Little Italy as the blueprint
The One Weird Travel Trick You Need to Know
In our August issue, SDM editor Mateo Hoke reflects on his favorite part about visiting any destination
The San Diego Farmer Quietly Reviving Ancient Heirloom Beans
Known as the Bean Man, Mike Reeske grows more than 20 varieties in Valley Center
Jewelry Designer to the Stars
Georgina Treviño has adorned Bad Bunny and Doja Cat, but still calls San Diego home
10 Real-Life San Diego Meet-Cutes
We asked SDM readers to share their modern love stories with us—here are our favorites
San Diego’s Pride Parade Turns 50
This year we celebrate half a century—or 49 years—depending on which origin story you prefer
San Diego Winyl Club is The Hottest Picnic in Town
The weekly gathering on the fringe of Balboa Park brings together music fans and wine aficionados
The Young Locals Leading the Wave of Next-Gen Athletes
USWNT Olympian Jaedyn Shaw, Olympian Bryce Wettstein, and WSL pro surfer Jake Marshall prove SD is a sports town with a bright future
Editor’s Note: Joyously Roasting Under the Cosmic Campfire
SDM editor Mateo Hoke gives a preview of what to expect in July’s issue dedicated to the Best of San Diego
