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15 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: November 12–17

Pedal for brews in Miramar, see an adaptation of a Stephen King classic in the East Village, and get lit at the San Diego Botanic Garden

Juniper & Ivy Taps Jonathan Kinsella As Next Executive Chef

10 years in, the Little Italy institution looks to the future with new appointment and a menu refresh

Photos: Portraits on Kettner

Local film photographer Israel Castillo documents the unique characters he meets on Kettner Blvd. in Little Italy

40 San Diego Charities & Nonprofits to Donate to on Giving Tuesday

Volunteer your time, money, and resources this holiday season at these local organizations

The Story is Enough

Two native San Diegans discuss mental health, healing, and co-writing a unique kind of love story

15 of the Best Golf Courses in San Diego

Get ready to tee off at some of the top golf courses across the county

3 San Diego Hikes to Try When You’re Feeling Down

Get out in nature and explore these local treks to give yourself an extra helping of endorphins this fall

How Wildcoast Keeps Our Marine Protected Areas Teeming With Life

The action and advocacy behind the San Diego nonprofit’s fight to preserve our oceans

Trauma Care for Critical Injuries

Scripps has been instrumental in advancing trauma care in San Diego County

Your New Favorite Cooking Influencer is a Local 73-Year-Old Italian Mom

Known as “That Lady Anna,” Anna Prezio is sharing her recipes on social media for celebrity fans

Unhinged, A Dating Series: Can an Early Bird Date a Night Owl?

For couples, how important are shared lifestyles and social needs to long-term compatibility?

Meet Fairmont Grand Del Mar’s Only Permanent Guest

SD local and 82-year-old Claude Rosinsky has made the North County hotel her home for the past 12 years

13 of the Best Late-Night Eats Around San Diego

Denny’s may be closing, but meals after midnight live on in these diners around town

Leaders in Cancer Care

Scripps’ expert oncologists put patients first.

23-Year-Old Invents Wearable Robot to Preserve Indigenous Languages

Estimates say only 20 Indigenous languages will remain by 2050—but Danielle Boyer seeks to change that stat

Supervisor Montgomery Steppe Is Helping Ensure SD’s Policies Serve Everyone

Last year, she became the first Black woman to serve as supervisor

15 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: November 6–10

Sip brews by the ocean at Sails and Ales, watch movies at the Coronado Island Film Fest, and shop from small businesses at San Diego Made’s Holiday Market

Eunime Por Tijuana Provides Refuge for Orphaned Children with HIV

Juana Ortiz’s organization, founded in honor of her sisters, has housed almost 70 young residents

Moon Pads Provides Sustainable Period Products to Tibetan Nomads

Meg Ferrigno couldn’t find biodegradable pads for those who needed them most—so she developed them herself

The Local Activist Caring for Immigrant Survivors of Domestic Violence

Dilkhwaz Ahmed’s nonprofit License to Freedom creates safe spaces for immigrant and refugee women

5 San Diego Sporting Events to Watch: Nov. 2024

Check out the best local matchups to watch and attend this month including the start of the 2024-25 NCAA men’s basketball season and the Rady’s Children Invitational

Celebrating Women Profiles 2024

The Woman of Ark Marketing & Media Solutions Inc. Audrey Patterson, President As a longtime advocate for women-supporting-women, Audrey Patterson founded Ark Marketing & Media Solutions in 2003 with a vision of fostering this culture in the workplace. Drawing from her years of corporate experience, Audrey set out to lead with flexible, compassionate, and empowering […]