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It’s No Queen’s Gambit, But Midnight Gaslamp Chess Club Is A Winner

By Arya KArthik ● News ● June 26, 2026

Founder Quincy Brown says the downtown San Diego club is a great equalizer and a way for diverse individuals to meet, grow and expand personal limits

By Brisa Karow ● News ● June 25, 2026

Without parking meter revenue, the EVA neighborhood group is proposing cuts to its administrative and public relations contracts

By Cameron Dale ● News ● June 22, 2026

Energy. Excitement. Traffic. In downtown San Diego’s East Village, Padres game days keep local residents on their toes

By Ron Donoho ● News ● June 19, 2026

CEO Drew Moser has stepped up the foundation’s call for building — not reducing — the regional capacity

By Arya KArthik ● News ● June 17, 2026

Emancipation Day is being celebrated locally with concerts, workshops, dinners and all kinds of events that honor the end of slavery

By Kaili Yamashiro ● News ● June 16, 2026

Forget ties, socks or a round of golf. These guys shared stories about their best present ever: their kids.

By Ron Donoho ● News ● June 11, 2026

The timeline is up in the air, but a truck hit the sign and damaged it earlier this year. Future renovations are also planned

By Ron Donoho ● News ● June 10, 2026

Native Star will be the only U.S. brick-and-mortar store selling Nike’s new Native American-inspired shoes and apparel on June 19

By Cameron Dale ● News ● June 9, 2026

MTS has four trolley lines covering the county; the Green Line takes you to Little Italy, the convention center, Petco Park and more

By Ron Donoho ● News ● June 5, 2026

At issue in San Diego city budget discussions is how much funding will go to transitioning the homeless services facility