Smoking Joints comes first to an average American’s mind when cannabis is mentioned. It is the oldest method of cannabis consumption. Also, it is not news that smoking generally is terrible for your lungs. However, [Read entire story]

By Frank Sabatini Jr. One of San Diego’s oldest and most cherished restaurants has been reborn. If you haven’t set foot into Hob Nob Hill since Covid reared its menacing head in early 2020, you’re in for a pleasant [Read entire story]

By Diana Cavagnaro Pat Cleveland, now studied in the documentary “The Girl from 7th Avenue,” is one of the first Black super models who received prominence as both a runway and print model. Starting her career in the [Read entire story]

For the past 38 years, the City of San Diego firefighters have donated thousands of dollars and volunteer hours to United Cerebral Palsy of San Diego. The firefighters have served as the major sponsor and underwriter of [Read entire story]

By Christopher Gomez Even though summer is closing out you don’t need to stop the fun! Keep the good times rolling in Little Italy this August with exciting events you won’t want to miss. If you’re new to town or a [Read entire story]

Let me begin by quoting Union-Tribune writer David Garrick. In his recent article dated July 21, Garrick writes: “San Diego will expand city efforts to spur construction of housing for middle-income residents with [Read entire story]

By Toni G. Atkins Happy August! And, if I may say so myself, happy birthday to us! Sixty years ago, my sister Tenia and I became official residents of Planet Earth, the United States, and the Commonwealth of Virginia. [Read entire story]

Gaslamp Landmarks By Sandee Wilhoit The original three-story, reinforced concrete with brick facade structure built in 1911 was a far cry from the well preserved art nouveau edifice now gracing 5th Avenue. It was built [Read entire story]