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The architecture of joy | Ross Eric Gibson, Local History
At the turn of the century, California was attracting tourists and settlers by building eclectic Victorians found nowhere ...
From the early days of the Kumeyaay to people living in San Diego today, the river has ‘many stories’ to tell
The artists toiling away in their studios and workspaces, and the environmental advocates encouraging others to join their ...
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Opinion: Building San Diego’s Creative Economy Is the Path to Future Prosperity
Many cities and states are already paving the way to a new creative economy because they recognize that harnessing the power of imagination, innovation, and culture is a critical driver for growth, ...
Sewage spill causes ocean closure off La Jolla
A stretch of water at the end of Vista de la Playa is closed to swimmers until further notice, according to San Diego County ...
Tara Palmeri says Democrats would be ‘crazy’ to run Harris for president again
Independent journalist Tara Palmeri spoke with Inside California Politics about the political future of some of California’s ...