By Laura Henson As San Diego considers the future of Mid-City through its Community Plan Update, we should ask a fundamental question: What kinds of neighborhoods does a healthy city need?

By Michael Angelo Hernandez “You can’t go home again” is an expression that comes from the famous 1940 novel of the same name, from American author and social commentator Thomas Wolfe. At its ...

By Debbie L. Sklar / Special for the OB Rag There was a time when Mission Valley was measured in acres of farmland rather than shopping centers, freeways and stadiums. Along the San Diego River, ...

SB 79 and Budget Cuts in Letters to Editor Sometimes the truth is more forthright and evident in the Letters to the Editor than in the news articles — or lack of — themselves.(I always ...

David Garrick at the U-T reported on a scary scenario for San Diego’s mass transit system. Garrick stated “a looming budget crisis” could “eliminate one-third of bus routes,” — and “reduce service on ...

Corey Bruins, the former president of the OB Town Council, who drove the long-time favorite OB organization into the drink — ...

Changing Demographics in OB and Now More Competition in Night Clubs Forces Changes George Varga at the U-T is reporting that Winstons, the historic live-music club in Ocean Beach, will be closing ...

Visited the place of my birth a little while ago.

San Diego’s historic Wonder Bread Building at 171 14th Street in downtown is to be transformed by a winning new recipe into a 4,000-capacity music venue expected to open in 2028. Live Nation ...

Ariana Baio and Maanvi Singh / The Guardian US / Sept. 21, 2026 The major US television news outlets agreed to suspend their ...

A lawsuit filed by advocates for sensible planning seeks the immediate release of important information about Mayor Todd Gloria’s “Neighborhood Homes for All of Us” initiative. For more than a year, ...