Essay: Looking back on 29 years of the nation’s greatest storytellers
Dean Nelson reflects on three decades of interviews with America’s bestselling authors at his Writer’s Symposium by the Sea ...
San Diego Civic Theatre celebrates 60 years of memories
Built for $4 million in 1965 and nearly sold off for redevelopment last year, the Civic remains the county’s largest indoor theater ...
San Diego FC plays its first-ever MLS match on Sunday afternoon; here’s what you need to know
San Diego FC will officially enter the sports world at 4 p.m. Sunday, when the club takes the field in Carson for its ...
Clairemont, Cathedral Catholic to host first round of water polo regionals
Clairemont High School and Cathedral Catholic received No. 1 seeds in the CIF Southern California Regional girls water polo playoffs and will have home games in Tuesday’s quarterfinals.
Cal Fire seeks to help tribes bring ‘good fire’ to local reservations
In December, about 160 acres of brush and grass on the Barona reservation near Lakeside were burned for cultural and land ...
A mysterious town, secret medical experiments, and caring about each other
In her debut novel from 2020, author Megan Giddings writes about a young Black woman who drops out of college after the death ...
San Diego-bound Jerry Seinfeld and Jim Gaffigan love making each other laugh
The veteran comics and close pals talk about friendship, life on the road, their eating habits and finding the funny in today’s divided America ...
In estate planning, finding the right trustees can be a challenge
Focus first on naming the best choices rather than eliminating people because of age or geography, experts say.
The most-produced play in America opens Saturday in its San Diego premiere
Heidi Schreck’s ‘What the Constitution Means to Me’ examines the fragility of women’s rights in the federal document ...
New ballet based on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel ‘The Great Gatsby’ heading to San Diego
World Ballet Company’s version of the 1925 story features ballet with jazz influences along with choreography and music by ...
Prop. 36 drug cases far outnumber theft cases so far in San Diego County
Less than two months after the new law went into effect, drug cases filed in court outnumber theft cases by 3 to 1.
Michael Smolens: Debate over rebuilding — and whether it’s even feasible — always follows big fires
Cal Fire took the action because recent rain, humidity and cool weather lowered the wildfire threat to allow for authorized ...