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The Sweetest Sober Sanctuary for LGBTQ Youth in Hillcrest

Candy Pushers’ first queer owners rebranded the 27-year-old shop as safe place for teens in a bar-heavy gay scene

Excellence in Education: OLP Achieves Gold Status on 2023 AP School Honor Roll

The Academy of Our Lady of Peace (OLP) Continues to Set New Standards in College Preparatory Education, Earning Gold Recognition on the 2023 AP School Honor Roll

How Three Sisters Transformed a Medical Diagnosis Into a Skincare Brand

The founders of Dirt Don’t Hurt have one whammy ingredient to thank for their success

The Woman Behind Bitchin’ Sauce’s Dripping Success

Starr Edwards started slinging the almond-based sauce at San Diego farmers markets—now it’s a worldwide brand

Incoming: Gilly’s House of Cocktails

The brains behind some of San Diego’s top cocktail bars usher in a new era of a North Park institution

Just Say No

Four common activities one Scripps pediatrician says children should never be allowed to do

Publisher’s Note: Embodying the Spirit of Ellen Browning Scripps

SDM CEO Claire Johnson on celebrating women in this year’s November edition

San Diego Events Calendar: November 2023

How to stay busy and important this month in America’s Finest City

San Diego International Film Festival

The 22nd Annual San Diego International Film Festival is ‘Celebrating the Power of Film’ with curated screenings that inform, inspire, and entertain.

SD Food News: Oct. 23–27

The latest in food and drink happenings around town

11 Things To Do in San Diego This Weekend: Oct. 26–29

Zombie crawl through the Gaslamp, trick-or-treat in Little Italy, and honor your loved ones at one of several Día de Muertos celebrations

Synergy Orthopedics Expands with New Joint and Spine Specialists

Synergy Orthopedics Expands in San Diego County with New Specialists: Dr. Thomas Hong, Joint Replacement Expert, and Dr. Matthew Follett, Spine Surgeon

First Look: Santa Gula

The listening bar cocktail lounge moves into the Gaslamp featuring multicultural dishes from around the globe

The Problem With Bright Red Tuna

Many Americans still think bright red tuna means it’s fresher (it’s not)

Party Pics: Feeding San Diego’s Pairings with a Purpose Dinner 2023

The annual affair brought in funds for 146,000 meals to benefit families in need

How to Celebrate Día de Muertos in San Diego

8 of the city’s most colorful events honoring this 3,000-year-old Mexican tradition

Preparing for Perimenopause

Five tips to stay well as hormone levels change .

Mesa College Hosts Survey of Work by Feminist Artist Grace Gray-Adams

“Glimmers of Grace,” on view through Oct. 26, explores womanhood and marriage through the lens of the Catholic imagination

Alpha Brain Reviews: Does it really work?

In an age where mental acuity and cognitive performance are paramount, pursuing ways to boost our brain’s capabilities has never been more compelling.