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Dining in San Diego is always a fresh experience, with new restaurants popping up all the time — and more on the way.
Locals have mixed responses to the chain exiting the neighborhood.
Joshua Hubert’s seasonal piece returns to Piazza Basilone.
The neighborhood will see the new housing, transportation, jobs, and outdoor spaces.
Tea time, with a festive twist.
SWEEP-E will cruising through the city on zero-emissions fuel.
The eatery will roll back its prices to the original 1992 menu at both of its locations and raise money for a good cause.
The 60-ft giant sits at the end of Newport Avenue.
These treats, experiences, and celebrations will put you in the yule tide mood.
Balboa Park’s biggest event of the year is back in its original form on Friday, Dec. 2, and Saturday, Dec. 3
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The La Mesa resident is depicted in a mural and is the namesake of a pavilion.
The kid-friendly zone will feature a splash pad, climbing structures, and new rides — replacing the theme park’s Sesame Street Bay of Play.
The urban winery specializes in “minimal intervention wines,” ciders, vermouth, and amaro.
The industry plays a major role in our city’s economy, job creation, and overall vibe as a feel-good hotspot.
Pack your bags for a trip to one of these popular nonstop destinations. Plus, keep an eye out for new routes.
The beloved Louisiana-themed music fest is Thursday, May 11-Sunday, May 14.
Young chefs are a course away from an inspiring, instructional, and tasty summer.
Discover arenas where big names play to crowds exceeding 10,000 people.