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Photos: Las Patronas’ 79th Annual Jewel Ball

The evening featured French cuisine, Parisian decor, and ballet and synchronized swimming performances

Wheelhouse Credit Union Honors San Diego County First Responders with 2025 Badge of Honor Scholarships

Scholarship Program Supports Children of San Diego County First Responders Wheelhouse Credit Union (Wheelhouse) has awarded six $1,000 “Badge of Honor” Scholarships to college-bound students to honor the heroic efforts of San Diego County’s first responders and their families. In the sixth year of the Badge of Honor program, scholarships were awarded to rising college […]

15 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: August 27–31

Take a ride with Nelly, enjoy one last WNDR bash, and gaze into the future with Visions for Civic Gardens

Creators of Stella Jean’s & Pop Pie Co. Launching New Coffee Shop

Little While will open in the former Hawthorn Coffee space in Normal Heights

The Best Things to Do in San Diego: September 2025

Attend SoCal’s biggest food festival, catch live country music, or cheer on the Savannah Bananas at Petco Park

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

Top Lawyers 2025

To compile a list of top area lawyers, we invited Martindale-Hubbell®, the company that has long set the standard for peer review ratings, to share its list of local lawyers who have reached the highest levels of ethical standards and professional excellence. ACCIDENT AND INJURY LITIGATION David NorrisLaw Offices of David B. Norris ACCOUNTANTS Robert […]

Team Behind Same Same Opening New Cocktail Bar

Through Good Enough, Mike Mayaudon and Shawn Seaman want to bring approachable bar culture to Little Italy

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

6 Vintage-Style Photo Booths to Visit Across San Diego

Grab your friends, your partner, or a new crush and strike a pose at these little boxes of nostalgia

Despite Massive Acclaim, James Beard Award–Nominated Roma Norte Ends Its Run

It won awards and changed the game, but the technique-driven cocktail bar will close Aug. 30

5 of San Diego’s Best Libraries to Explore

In addition to a dizzying number of books and movies, these local institutions are equipped with makers’ studios, galleries, stunning architecture, and more

16 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: August 20–24

Sing along to Japanese Breakfast, see the opening of Alex Katz: Theater and Dance, and plug into the local literary community at the KPBS book festival

5 of San Diego’s Favorite Classic Diners

Load up on classic comfort food at these local spots for pancakes, pies, and other greasy spoon faves

What to Know About the Multibillion-Dollar Midway Rising Project

The massive, 48-acre concept—complete with a new 16,000-seat stadium—is slated to transform the Point Loma district if approved

Incoming: A Western-Style Saloon Heads To Old Town

Doc Holliday’s from restaurateur Pietro Busalacchi takes inspiration from the Old West and brings it into the 21st century

The 11-Year-Old Local Metal Guitarist Who Took the Stage with Metallica

The Fallbrook middle schooler has garnered nearly 15K Instagram followers with his advanced riffs and dedication to honoring his late father

SD Besties: 10 Stories of Locals Meeting Their Forever Friends

We asked our readers to tell us how they met some of the people who mean the most to them—here are our favorites

After 40 Years, J-K’s Greek Cafe Gets New Owners

Liza Tsolirides and Brooke Saunders will revive the old-school Greek eatery while keeping its name the same

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

Women’s Empowerment International – Uplifting Women, Transforming Communities

On Sunday, September 28, 2025, from 1:00 to 4:30 PM, changemakers from across San Diego will gather to celebrate women’s strength, resilience, and progress at Empowered WE Rise, the annual, signature fundraiser for Women’s Empowerment International (WE). This afternoon event will take place at Joya Kitchen in La Jolla, featuring an inspiring program, silent and […]