WORKING IN THE CITY: Launching “Golden Hour” Friday Sunset Cruises By Editor ● News ● May 12, 2026 City Cruises (formerly Hornblower) GM Chris Durrant has been onboard for 27 years
Golden Hall Getting A Look-See For Possible First Step In Civic Center Revitalization By Ron Donoho ● News ● May 11, 2026 The San Diego Community College District signed an MOU to explore renovation of part of downtown’s aged urban core
WALKING IN THE CITY: Shelter Island Offers Boats, Birds & SEALS By Deanna Ratnikova ● News ● May 8, 2026 The author knows well the scenery on the man-made island where she waits for her husband to return from Navy missions
Civic Center Revitalization Plan Aims To Be Catalyst For The Rebirth Of Downtown San Diego By Ron Donoho ● News ● May 6, 2026 The Prebys Foundation and the Downtown San Diego Partnership think their plan could spark a rejuvenation of the urban core — and more
NEIGHBORHOOD MEETINGS: Cortez Hill Active Residents Group Is Back In Business By Ron Donoho ● News ● May 4, 2026 Now with a new, full board, CHARG is ready to weigh in on walking paths, bike racks and other downtown San Diego neighborhood issues
WORKING IN THE CITY: HHJ Trial Attorneys — On The Case By Editor ● News ● May 1, 2026 Law firm with office in Little Italy feels the energy of downtown San Diego (and claims it’s nicer here than L.A.)
House Of Palestine Peacefully, Proudly, Holds Annual Lawn Program In Balboa Park By Arya KArthik ● News ● April 29, 2026 The nonpolitical event was themed “Rooted in the Land” and celebrated multi-generational and multi-cultural pride
Gaslamp Quarter Association Cancels Annual Cinco De Mayo Block Party By Ron Donoho ● News ● April 26, 2026 In an environment of proposed city budget cuts to arts and culture, this is the second major public event canceled this year in downtown San Diego
FACES & PLACES: Mission Fed ArtWalk 2026 In Little Italy By Editor ● Event Photos ● April 25, 2026 The event’s 42nd annual outing filled the streets of Little Italy with more than 250 visual artists
WORKING IN THE CITY: Architectural Salvage Has Moved To Downtown San Diego By Ron Donoho ● News ● April 23, 2026 New owner brings celebrated vintage treasure shop to city’s core; look for DIY classes starting soon