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Joshua Silla

PEOPLE ON THE STREET: Downtown San Diego Residents, Visitors React To Little Italy Shootings

By Joshua Silla ● News ● November 15, 2024

Three people were killed, a Harbor Police officer was shot but is recovering, and the neighborhood was rocked

By Joshua Silla ● News ● November 13, 2024

Here are the restaurants where you can dig in to turkey and trimmings this holiday

By Joshua Silla ● News ● November 1, 2024

A former inline skating pro who teeters on homelessness, artist Sandy Snakenberg is undeterred by being ticketed for blowing bubbles in public

By Joshua Silla ● News ● October 30, 2024

One of the founders escaped exploitation and vows to help others via business channels

By Joshua Silla ● News ● October 18, 2024

Classic films will be accompanied by a historic Wonder Morton organ

By Joshua Silla ● News ● October 5, 2024

East Village theater sells out annual production of cult fave show “Evil Dead The Musical”

By Joshua Silla ● Homelessness ● September 13, 2024

Barrio Logan school has poured decades of experience into a playbook that will be released October 10

By Joshua Silla ● News ● May 16, 2024

Joshua Silla is passionate about “solutions journalism.” Look for more of it when he returns in the fall as a senior SD Sun intern

By Joshua Silla ● Homelessness ● May 3, 2024

This downtown San Diego nonprofit hands out food and supplies along with uplifting personal messages

By Joshua Silla ● News ● April 15, 2024

Gaslamp Lumpia Factory is an homage to Donna Pili’s father and a fusion of Filipino-American heritage