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Where Does All Our Money Go? The Real …
If you’ve ever looked at your bank account and thought, Why does living in California cost so much? — you’re not imagining things. New data from…
Monte Vista Homes: New Development Moves Forward in …
A new housing project is officially moving forward in Vista, following a City Council decision to deny an appeal that sought to block it. The project,…
San Diego Tijuana International Jazz Festival 2025: Everything …
The San Diego Tijuana International Jazz Festival (SDTJ Jazz) returns for its second year on October 2, 4, and 5, 2025, and it is already being…
Investors Are Snapping Up California Homes — But …
California’s housing market is tough enough for regular buyers, but add investors into the mix and things get even harder. In 2025’s first half, 36% of…
Reality Gets a Makeover in the Gaslamp: …
If you’ve ever wanted to defy gravity, walk on the ceiling, or lose yourself in a vortex tunnel—now’s your chance. The Museum of Illusions has officially opened its doors in San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter,…
San Diego Ranked America’s Friendliest City
San Diego has gained national recognition for something personal: its people. In a new report by the social and dating app Yuzu, San Diego was officially ranked the friendliest city in America, scoring an…
Palomar College Launches First-Ever Bachelor’s Degree in …
Big news for students passionate about architecture, sustainability, and affordable education—Palomar College is officially launching its first bachelor’s degree program in Fall 2026. The new Bachelor of Science in Building Performance and Environmental Design…
SR-56 Just Got Smoother: New HOV Lanes …
After a full year of construction, the first phase of the State Route 56 (SR-56) improvement project is officially complete—and it’s already making a difference for San Diego drivers. The newly opened High Occupancy…
Digital Billboards in San Diego? City Proposal …
San Diego is weighing a bold new proposal: for the first time, the city could allow digital billboards in exchange for removing older static ones. Supporters see it as a smart revenue move that…
San Diego Tops the Nation in Inflation …
If it feels like your wallet is shrinking faster than usual, you’re not imagining things — San Diego just clocked the highest inflation rate in the nation for the second time this year.According to…
A Bold New Look for Oceanside Transit …
If you’ve driven past the Oceanside Transit Center recently, you might have noticed a lot of buzz about big changes coming—and trust us, they’re worth paying attention to. What was once just a busy…
The True Cost of Living in Paradise—San …
San Diego’s reputation as a laid-back, beachside haven is well-earned—but that lifestyle now comes with a heavier financial burden. According to the latest Cost of Living Index released by the Council for Community and…
Hotel del Coronado Reopens After a Stunning …
After six years of scaffolding, careful restoration, and a price tag of over half a billion dollars, the legendary Hotel del Coronado has officially reopened — and it’s more breathtaking than ever.Since first opening…
San Diego’s New ADU Rules: What Homeowners, …
San Diego is rolling back one of the most aggressive ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) programs in the state — and not without controversy.In a narrow 5-4 vote, the San Diego City Council approved sweeping…
Federal Funding Cuts Could Hit San Diego …
Federal budget decisions may seem like distant political news, but this year’s funding cuts and freezes are starting to have real, tangible impacts right here in San Diego. From major infrastructure projects to life-saving…
Celebrate the Summer Solstice in San Diego: …
Mark your calendar — June 20 is the summer solstice, the longest day of the year, and the official start of summer in the Northern Hemisphere.In San Diego, it’s the perfect excuse to embrace…
Step Inside the Stories: The New Kumeyaay …
If you’re looking for a fascinating, fresh way to experience San Diego’s history this summer, there’s a new exhibit in town that you won’t want to miss.Opening June 13, the La Jolla Historical Society…
Chula Vista’s University Dream: A Game-Changing Super-Campus …
For nearly 30 years, the City of Chula Vista has had a bold vision: to bring world-class higher education to the heart of South County. Now, that dream is finally gaining momentum—and on a…
Big Changes Ahead for San Diego’s Backyard …
San Diego is stepping back to reassess its fast-growing Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Bonus Program — a housing initiative that has sparked both praise and protest citywide. Originally designed to combat the housing crisis…
Bayfront Dreams Deferred: Hotel Scrapped from Navy …
The vision for downtown San Diego’s waterfront is evolving — again. Once set to include a landmark hotel development, the Navy’s long-anticipated revitalization of the 1220 Pacific Highway site has taken a dramatic turn:…
San Diego Aquarium Adventures You Won’t Want …
If your summer bucket list includes ocean views, sea creatures, and a splash of science, you’re in for a treat. San Diego is home to some of the most fascinating marine life experiences on…
Ride the Wave of Giving: The Switchfoot …
Every summer, something magical happens on the shores of San Diego. It’s more than just surfboards and guitars — it’s a community coming together to lift up the next generation. The Switchfoot Bro-Am is…
Barbiecore Takes Over San Diego: Malibu Barbie …
Hi Barbie! 💅✨Just when we thought San Diego couldn’t get any more iconic, the Malibu Barbie Café is rolling into town — literally. This immersive pop-up restaurant and roller rink combo opens July 11…
Toxic Tides: How Sewage from the Tijuana …
For over 1,000 days, the beaches of Imperial Beach — one of San Diego’s most tight-knit and vibrant coastal communities — have been under near-constant closure. The reason? Millions of gallons of raw sewage,…