San Carlos photographer explores local artists through portraits in upcoming book
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On May 31, Surfrider Foundation San Diego chair Michael Torti and 5 Gyres Institute policy advisor Roger Kube joined San Diego Councilmember Chris Ward and Council President Pro Tem Barbara Bry for a joint press conference, to announce a proposed ordinance that would ban the sale and distribution of expanded polystyrene, or EPS, (commonly referred to as Styrofoam) in the city of San Diego.
New granny-flat rules create opportunity, controversy
Doug Curlee | Editor at Large
Del Cerro residents are breathing a sigh of relief now that a brush fire that was ignited by two juveniles has been officially put out.
Getting a job is tough work — especially if you have special needs. But a unique work program at two San Carlos special needs schools aims to give their students the experience to succeed in the workforce.
The Kingdom of Terre Neuve is not your average nonprofit organization — with its swords, knights, squires, kings, queens and costumes serving as a stark contrast to the traditional buttons, fliers and catchy logos of other charitable groups.
Circulate San Diego has proposed alleviating the affordable housing crunch by transforming Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) parking lots into low-income housing.
On April 24, Junior Achievement (JA) of San Diego County celebrated its “1 Millionth Student” served since the nonprofit opened in 1950.
Politics season has begun. And while most seats won’t be decided on until November, two county races will be decided by voters on June 5 — San Diego County District Attorney and County Sheriff.