The Little Italy Food Hall is welcoming a ramen counter, a craft cocktail bar, and a Colombian street food stall this summer — giving regulars…
The massive mixed-use development along the San Diego River will include apartments, retail, a grocer, townhomes, and a future trolley station.
The alternative theater showcase brings standup, drag, hip-hopera, tap dance, solo cello, and "kid goblin improv" to venues across the city through May 24.
From Barrio Logan murals to Balboa Park performances, the arts are how our communities find connection and identity. Gutting $11.8M in grants isn't a budget…
A new wave of independent coffee shops is reshaping San Diego's café culture, from a Japanese-style kissaten in Hillcrest to a community roastery in National…
The hit play that inspired the beloved TV series runs through June 1 at the Globe's Sheryl and Harvey White Theatre.
The deal gives Ipsen exclusive worldwide rights to develop Origami's neurodegeneration drug candidate, marking another major deal for SD biotech.
Museums report a 34% attendance drop since meters were installed. At what point does a revenue strategy become a cultural liability?
An 8-story building near a bus stop that might become a transit station. The lawsuit tests whether "planned" infrastructure counts — and who gets to…