San Diego Is An Early Adapter In U.S. Chamber of Connection By Ron Donoho ● News ● October 22, 2026 This altruistic new civic institution aims to create more human connection in the community
Cohn-Chella Brings The Dance Party To The San Diego Food + Wine Festival By Ron Donoho ● News ● October 21, 2026 More than 11,000 spirited foodies are expected to sample 350 vendors/brands at the 2026 SDFWF
A New 40-Story Building Proposed In Little Italy By Brisa Karow ● News ● October 20, 2026 The project at 444 W. Beech Street would include 492 apartments
Judge Could Decide On Nov. 6 If Padres, City Conspired To Violate Noise Code At Gallagher Square By Ron Donoho ● News ● October 14, 2026 TIMELINE: A history of Gallagher Square — from grassy “Park at the Park” roots to its conversion to a busy concert venue that spawned a lawsuit
Our Columnists’ Ship Has Come In; Now Her Husband Is Home Ported In San Diego By Deanna Ratnikova ● News ● October 13, 2026 WALKING IN THE CITY: The October 9 arrival of the USS Robert Smalls was a sweeter than usual homecoming
SAN DIEGO FOOD + WINE FESTIVAL: The Grand Fiesta Celebrates Mexican Cuisine By Editor ● News ● October 12, 2026 Win tickets to the popular SDFWF Grand Fiesta on Nov. 7 at Embarcadero Marina Park North
What The Cluck? There’s A New Chicken Coop At Malibu Farm In Seaport Village By Deanna Ratnikova ● News ● October 7, 2026 WALKING IN THE CITY: Check out the flock of domestic poultry living and laying eggs in downtown San Diego
Better Recognition Is Goal Of Name Change To “Balboa Park Conservancy” By Ron Donoho ● News ● October 6, 2026 “Forever Balboa Park” was an unclear moniker to the public, says CEO Katy McDonald
SAN DIEGO FOOD + WINE FESTIVAL: New Icons & Legends Opening Night Party By Editor ● News ● October 5, 2026 Win tickets to the SDFWF’s inaugural Grand Weekend first-night party on Nov. 6 at JULEP Venue
It’s Not Easy Seeing Greenery In Downtown San Diego By Deanna Ratnikova ● News ● September 30, 2026 WALKING IN THE CITY: Every little planter, patio tree or strip of succulents makes the city a better place to live and breath