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Former Addison Chefs Opening Chinese Restaurant in Oceanside

24 Suns helmed by chefs Nic Webber and Jacob Jordan opens January 31 inside a former North County dive bar

San Diego Snags Three 2025 James Beard Award Noms

Roma Norte is up for Best New Bar while chefs Tara Monsod (Animae) and Roberto Alcocer (Valle) are both up for Best Chef: California

The Facts About Daily Aspirin

Low-dose aspirin is one of the most commonly used over-the-counter medications, and for many years, it was thought that its blood-thinning properties could help protect from heart attack or stroke. But aspirin is no longer a one-size-fits all. Experts say that while for some people, daily aspirin is beneficial, it’s unnecessary in many cases—and could cause more harm than good.Studies have shown that those same blood-thinning properties also increase […]

The Writer’s Symposium By The Sea Returns Feb. 26–28

Point Loma Nazarene University’s annual event will host authors Sandra Cisneros, Jesmyn Ward, and Mitch Albom for conversations about writing

Michelin-Recognized Lola 55 Expanding & Evolving

The gourmet taco shop brings a new outpost in Liberty Station and new direction for East Village

How to Explore Big Bear’s Renowned Off-Roading Trails

This SoCal mountain town is home to three of the six California trails on Jeep’s “Badge of Honor” bucket list

16 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: January 22–26

Help raise money for wildfire relief at Oxford Social Club, celebrate the Lunar New Year in City Heights, and hit the links for the Farmers Insurance Open

Volunteer Diaries: The San Diego Library Foundation

Sam Yoeuth shares what it’s like being a part of the organization which focuses on local philanthropy, advocacy, and outreach

San Diego Neighborhood Guide: Escondido

Where to shop, eat and play in this historic North County suburb

5 Attractions You Have to Explore on Your Visit to San Diego

Don’t leave SD without stopping by these sites of history, culture, and wonder Building the ideal San Diego itinerary? We’ve got you covered. These five iconic institutions offer ways to wander through the city’s rich history on sea and land, spend time with the work of iconic and up-and-coming artists and musicians, and soak in […]

4 Ways to Elevate Your Health and Wellness Routine in 2025

Feel your best this year with local and international businesses offering sauna sessions, innovative workouts, thoughtful aesthetic services, and tropical escapes 2025 is going to be your year—especially if you stick to that resolution to move your body and invest in self-care. Luckily, San Diego County and the wider world are flush with businesses that […]

Netting a Win Over Lung Cancer

How screenings and early detection led to a lifesaving diagnosis

20 Fun Valentine’s Day Ideas in San Diego

Spend the holiday with your loved one at one of these fun, romantic, and unique spots around town

Q&A with Legendary Writer Fran Lebowitz

The cantankerous New York commentator (and Albert Einstein of coffee) comes to UC San Diego on January 23

Unhinged, A Dating Series: The Let Them Theory

Best-selling author and motivational speaker Mel Robbins’ mindset tool may be the key to finding a long-term partner

How Carlsbad Became the Golf Equipment Capital of the World

Home to major brands like Callaway and TaylorMade, the North County city has been the site of game-changing golf innovations for four decades

Popular Ensenada Taproom Opening in San Diego

Lucky Irish Beer Garden landing in Bonita, partnering with Bonita Food Market and Monterrey Ribeye Burgers

Spin Nightclub Enters a New Era Under Local Nightlife Legends

Brandon Colt and Brandon Garva bring decades of experience and deep community ties to revitalize San Diego’s iconic home for dance music

The Designer of Kelly Slater’s Surf Ranch Takes Us Inside Her Home

Packed with soft greens, fun patterns, and typographical art, the mid-century ranch house typifies Raili Clasen’s Southern California style

‘Tis the Season for Sleep Troubles

Trouble sleeping during the winter is common. Here’s what to do about it.

Dry January: Relapsing and Rebounding

SDM staff writer Danielle Allaire documents her journey with sobriety for 30 days to better understand her relationship with alcohol in this four-part series

16 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: January 16-20

Vibe to island grooves at the Holo Holo Music Festival, attend a community production of 12 Angry Men and cheer on wrestling superstars at Friday Night SmackDown