Resident Profiles

LIVING IN THE CITY: Empty Nesters Discover the "Wright Stuff" in Little Italy

By Ron Donoho ● Profiles ● September 28, 2022

Public relations professionals Julie and Grant Wright are in the clouds over their new downtown San Diego work-life flow

By Ron Donoho ● Profiles ● September 19, 2022

Iowa native Madeleine McCormick came to San Diego for a visit, but decided to stay awhile

By Ron Donoho ● Profiles ● September 1, 2022

Deborah Dixon graduated from California Western School of Law & founded downtown-based law firm Dixon Diab & Chambers

By Ron Donoho ● Profiles ● August 29, 2022

The San Diego Tourism Authority's CEO is sold on downtown living

By Ron Donoho ● Profiles ● August 13, 2022

Downtown San Diego's urban history is captured in the live/work story of this architecture super couple

By Ron Donoho ● Profiles ● August 3, 2022

This former local sports broadcaster came back to downtown San Diego for walkability, all-hours access and the full menu at Davanti Enoteca

By Ron Donoho ● Profiles ● July 3, 2022

Claudine Scott helped found the East Village Association, now this community activist calls Little Italy home

By Ron Donoho ● Profiles ● June 12, 2022

Retired from city politics, Sal Giametta spends his days pointing a camera at faces and places in San Diego's urban core

By Ron Donoho ● Profiles ● June 1, 2022

The San Diego Sun wants your perspective on downtown living. Scooters. The Padres. Coffee shops. Homelessness. You Name It.

By Ron Donoho ● Profiles ● April 19, 2022

This East Village-based political analyst calls downtown the beating heart of San Diego