San Diego’s Cannabis Scene Grows Up and Gets Personal
San Diego’s cannabis scene isn’t new, but its vibe sure is. What used to be an underground operation—dimly lit dispensaries with security guards who looked like they moonlighted as nightclub bouncers—has gone fully mainstream. Weed is just another part of the city’s cultural fabric now, as common as an IPA at happy hour or a […]
Xander Schauffele’s Long Game
The San Diego who native sharpened his game on local courses before rising to PGA Tour dominance is focused on one thing: improving
15 of the Best San Diego Food & Drinks to Try This March
SDM’s staff shouts out our favorite food finds this month
The Child’s Primary School
At TCPS we believe happy children are successful students. TCPS students are active learners benefiting from an engaging, hands-on curriculum, led by teachers who understand what motivates each child to achieve their best. TCPS is “Small-by-Design” and offers an affordable private school option with small classes and a focus on Spanish, science, the arts, and […]
Origen Contemporary Mexican Cuisine Coming to Hillcrest
The restaurant by co-founders Franco Mestre and Sebastian Berho opens on March 2 in the former XOXO Retro Neighborhood Diner space
Restaurant Review: Communion in Mission Hills
At this rosy rooftop restaurant atop The Sasan, the vistas are only part of the charm
Academy of Our Lady of Peace
The Academy of Our Lady of Peace (OLP) is San Diego’s oldest Catholic, all-girls college preparatory high school, educating young women for more than 143 years in the spirit of excellence, innovation, and service. Founded by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, OLP is rooted in Gospel values and the charism of loving God […]
Photos: Rady’s 116th Annual Charity Ball
The elegant gala at Hotel del Coronado raised vital funds for Rady Children’s Hospital PICU
10 San Diego Nonprofit Events to Attend This March
Here’s where to celebrate, connect, give back, and make a difference this month
Editor’s Note, March 2025: Here for the (Sports) Drama
SDM editor Mateo Hoke reflects on the city’s evolving athletics scene and introduces this month’s feature on San Diego FC’s inaugural season
17 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: February 26–March 2
Listen to EDM heavy-hitters at CRSSD Fest, witness San Diego FC’s debut home match, and check out local productions with San Diego Theatre Month
Keeping Culture Alive With the House of Pacific Relations
A community leader’s mission to preserve heritage and build connections at Balboa Park’s International Cottages
San Diego FC: What to Know About the Inaugural Season
A quick guide to MLS’s 30th franchise including a brief timeline of events plus the players, coaches, shot callers, and more
San Diego FC Has Arrived—Here’s What it Means for the City
The team’s debut as Major League Soccer’s 30th franchise is reshaping the city’s sports landscape and beyond
10 of the Best Breakfast Sandwiches in San Diego
From ham-filled to herbivore-friendly, here are a few of our favorite morning foods in the city
The Double-Edged Sword of Unexpected Virality for Small Businesses
When viral videos bring an influx of customers, the free marketing can bolster local shops—or drown them under the pressure
The Best Things to Do in San Diego: March 2025
Take advantage of San Diego Theatre Month, celebrate St. Paddy’s Day, and cheer on San Diego FC at their first home match
Will San Diego FC’s Style of Play Work in Major League Soccer?
As the team finishes up preseason games, we take a look at how their complex, physically demanding style will fare against the best teams in the league
Setting the Pace
A leadless pacemaker helps a mountain biker get back on track
Former Leila Chef to Debut Pop-Up Restaurant
Justin Ayoub reimagines the smash patty pita at his new project launching within restaurants across the city
From Diagnosis to Advocacy: A Local Woman’s Cancer Journey
How resident Kelly Zien navigated treatment, why patient support matters, and what she’s doing now with the Susan G. Komen Impact luncheon
United Medical Doctors Makes Waves in the San Diego Healthcare Scene
As one of San Diego County’s fastest growing independent multi-specialty private practices, United Medical Doctors’ presence is noticeable, and for good reason
The Rhoades School
The Rhoades school has provided an academically advanced education for San Diego’s students for forty years. Students ages 2.5 through 8th grade thrive in an innovative curriculum that prioritizes a personalized approach to learning. Led by nurturing, dedicated educators, students engage in collaborative project-based learning, outdoor learning experiences, robust clubs and extracurriculars, summer camp offerings, […]
NewBridge School
NewBridge School is San Diego’s only school dedicated to the education of students with dyslexia and related learning profiles. For 29 years we have successfully served students with dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, receptive/expressive language disorders, ADHD, executive functioning and memory deficits. Students transition successfully into academically rigorous high schools and colleges across the country. Why NewBridge? […]
St. Gregory the Great Catholic School
St. Gregory the Great Catholic School is a fully accredited preschool through 8th grade school serving Scripps Ranch, Poway, and the surrounding areas. Our mission is to provide an educational environment that promotes rigorous academics, spiritual development, athletic excellence, and emotional and social well-being. We welcome students and families from all faiths and backgrounds. Enrollment: […]
Pacific Ridge School
The top-ranked independent school in North County, Pacific Ridge empowers students to learn, lead, and achieve their goals. With academic excellence, ethical responsibility, and global engagement at its core, the school combines rigorous academics, with robust co-curricular opportunities, employing the discussion-based Harkness teaching method to help students develop unparalleled communication and critical-thinking skills. Students thrive […]
