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Local Company Makes Watches from Whiskey Barrels

If bourbon is a gentleman’s drink, then consider this the gentleman’s watch. Crafted with wood reclaimed from whiskey barrels, the new timepiece is part of a partnership between Jim Beam and Original Grain. The East Village–based company, founded by brothers Ryan and Andrew Beltran, launched following the third most successful fashion campaign in Kickstarter history. […]

Home: A Midcentury Modern Soul

A couple builds their dream house on Mount Soledad

Vintage San Diego: Welcome to the Club

San Diego Yacht Club in June, 1935

Neighborhood Guide: Bird Rock

The tight-knit coastal community is home to some of San Diego’s best small businesses in one pedestrian-friendly nook

Uptown Gears Up for New Bike Lanes; Open Houses to See This Weekend

This week’s local real estate news

Ground Breaks on New InterContinental Hotel; Open Houses to See This Weekend

This week’s local real estate news

SPARK Gala Raises $2.5 Million

San Diego Charity News for May 9

South Bay Gets New Mall; Open Houses to See This Weekend

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Grand Opening for Horton Plaza Park; New Website Promises to Help Prevent Parking Tickets

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NBC Unveils New Studio; Open Houses to See This Weekend

This week’s local real estate news

Home: Past Present Perfect

A historic home gets a second life in Marston Hills

Neighborhood Guide: Golden Hill

Situated south of Balboa Park, this low-key neighborhood earns major bragging rights for its dining, design, and cocktails

Gigging for a Living

Uber driving, moonlighting, freelancing—San Diego’s growing group of self-employed workers is struggling to survive without a safety net

Mother’s Day Gift Guide

10 ways to thank the woman who raised you

Home Is Where the Shop Is

South Park’s Goldleaf feels like a friend’s living room

Vintage San Diego: On Broadway

In the late 19th century, downtown’s Horton Plaza Park was the place to be, and now modern-day developers are betting that it will once again become a popular gathering spot. This 1885 photo shows a rarefied glimpse at San Diego more than a century ago. The park stood at the intersection of Fourth and D […]

Where Can You Live for Around $1,400 a Month?

This week’s local real estate news

Tech CEO Shares Why He’s Leaving SF for SD

This week’s local real estate news

East Village Gets New Italian Restaurant; Open Houses to See This Weekend

This week’s local real estate news

Neighborhood Guide: Oceanside

The quintessential SoCal beach town is welcoming an influx of cool in the form of new boutiques, restaurants, and craft beer hangouts.

Vintage San Diego: Art Alive

By the Numbers $1 million: The record-breaking amount raised in 2015 200+: Volunteers who help make Art Alive happen 40,000: Estimated number of stems used in the rotunda floral display 107: Floral interpretations of artworks in 2015 $250: Cost of a ticket to the Bloom Bash 20,000: Number of pieces in the Museum of Art’s […]

Kenneth Barlis Brings Statement Suits to La Jolla

La Jolla is upping its style quotient thanks to the arrival of Kenneth Barlis, whose couture fashions have rocked runways from Toronto to Barbados. The 27-year-old Filipino designer says his upbringing in Pagadian City influenced his love of bold colors and patterns—evident in his statement-making men’s suits and jackets. “A guy should be able to […]