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Federal Funding Cuts Could Impact SD’s Natural Areas

Reduced staffing and budget deficits may lead to new challenges at our local parks—experts offer tips on how to preserve our favorite trails and campsites

Private School Guide Spring 2025

It’s easy to get lost in the seemingly endless sea of school choices. Parents know that a good education can give their child a head start in life and put them on the path to success, but are private schools the answer? Studies show that private-school students perform better than their public-school counterparts on standardized […]

15 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: March 6-9

Catch LCD Soundsystem live, see the City Ballet perform and sample international flavors at SeaWorld’s Seven Seas Food festival

Nómade Tapas & Records Opening in Normal Heights

The new restaurant will feature small plates from around the world, wine, vinyl, and an all-day menu

Could SD-Based Natilus Transform Air Travel?

With more efficient airplane design, the aerospace manufacturer pushes the needle on the aviation industry’s green practices

First Look: The Crack Shack Pacific Beach

San Diego’s fried-chicken heroes join the food evolution of the city’s classic beach-party town

Where to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in San Diego, 2025

From corned beef hash and green hops to yacht parties, shamrock runs, and family-friendly festivals, here’s how to spend St. Paddy’s Day this year

7 Places to Play Padel in San Diego

The racquet sport hailing from Mexico is quickly becoming one of America’s newest fitness activities—here’s where to try it out

SD’s Plantible Turns Aquatic Plants Into Sustainable Proteins

The San Marcos-based company hopes its protein could take the place of other functional ingredients that impact food consistency

8 SD-Based Athleticwear Brands to Support

Slip into something stretchy with these local companies offering functional fashion and gear for locals on the move

San Diego FC’s First Home Game Sparks Excitement and Controversy

With a new stadium attendance record, SD showed out for the team’s inaugural game at Snapdragon, but the game left some big questions unanswered

Arizona 2025

When you live in San Diego, a place that feels like it has everything, it couldn’t be more true that there’s no place like home. Still, sometimes it’s nice to recharge by getting out of town and taking in a new a view. And when you need that change of scenery, our neighbor to the […]

Staycations 2025

Sometimes, you want to sneak away from everyday life without devoting the time, energy, and hassle that comes with planning an extravagant trip. At times like these, it couldn’t be better to live in San Diego, a place where the ultimate getaway is possible right in your own backyard. Whether you’re seeking a resort full […]

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 […]