• 3 San Diego Wellness Institutions to Visit This Spring

    3 San Diego Wellness Institutions to Visit This Spring,Partner Content

    Make it a self-care spring with Cosmetic Laser Dermatology, Healcove Clinic, and Activate HouseHealcove ClinicIn a fast-paced world where stress, chronic pain, and disconnection are all too common, Healcove Clinic stands as a sanctuary for those seeking a deeper, more holistic approach to wellness.

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  • SNL Alum and San Diego Native Kyle Mooney Releases Debut Album

    SNL Alum and San Diego Native Kyle Mooney Releases Debut Album,Cole Novak

    No question, actor, director, Saturday Night Live alum (2013-2022) Kyle Mooney remembers his San Diego roots. That’s not always the case when a San Diegan leaves town to embark on a legendary career in entertainment. But if maintaining an 858 phone number is any indication, then Mooney is local to t

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  • 12 Fun San Diego Summer Camps for Kids in 2025

    12 Fun San Diego Summer Camps for Kids in 2025,Cole Novak

    I know, I know… It seems nuts to have to think about summer activities when it still feels like we’re fresh off winter break. But, as in-the-know parents will confirm, March and April are camp planning months. Now is when online registration for most camps opens, and some are so popular that you’ll

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  • San Diego Neighborhood Guide: Bankers Hill

    San Diego Neighborhood Guide: Bankers Hill,Cole Novak

    Tucked between Little Italy, Mission Hills, Hillcrest, and Balboa Park, the upscale neighborhood of Bankers Hill (its name a nod to its affluent reputation) is home to historic architecture dating back to the 1800s, designed by industry legends such as Irving Gill. The walkable area also boasts a nu

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  • Maintaining the Most Beautiful College Campus in America

    Maintaining the Most Beautiful College Campus in America,Cole Novak

    “I was born in the fields,” Isauro Perezchica says. “My parents grew maize, rice, and beans, and they had livestock: horses, cows, and donkeys. My brothers and I have dedicated our entire lives to gardening.”That devotion and expertise is a big reason why the University of San Diego has nabbed The P

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  • 5 Spring Cleaning Tips from an Expert on Decluttering

    5 Spring Cleaning Tips from an Expert on Decluttering,Claire Trageser

    It seemed like every Sunday, Chenais Siry’s husband would spend hours organizing the garage, yet it never actually got any cleaner.The Sirys had been living in their five-bedroom Rancho Santa Fe home for four years, and already the garage was filled with everything that comes with having three young

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  • Unhinged, A Dating Series: What’s Your Type?

    Unhinged, A Dating Series: What’s Your Type?,Nicolle Monico

    My journey through the dense forests of the dating app world has begun. I’ve prepared—built my shelter of appealing photos and activated a public profile, a smattering of digital pheromones sent out in the hopes of attracting rare specimens. I’m an explorer through a land of wild fauna. Recently, I

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  • Veranda Opening Soon at The Hotel del Coronado

    Veranda Opening Soon at The Hotel del Coronado,Cole Novak

    The hits keep coming on Coronado. Social Syndicate is hard at work with its sprawling waterfront project set to open next year, the new Bower Hotel just debuted (complete with views and booze at Dive, its rooftop bar), and after a $550-million makeover, the Hotel del Coronado feels refreshed, revive

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  • San Diego Brunch Guide 2025

    San Diego Brunch Guide 2025,Madison Beveridge

    If breakfast is the most important meal of the day, brunch is certainly the most fun. San Diego is packed with delectable brunch eateries, ranging from no-frills diners and cozy cafés to trendy pop-ups and beachfront buffets. Every weekend, San Diegans pack these hotspots for breakfast classics, dec

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  • Solana Beach Wins CPRS Spotlight Award for Spanish Academy Program

    Solana Beach Wins CPRS Spotlight Award for Spanish Academy Program,kmoshki

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  • CDPH Warns Public Not to Consume Sport-Harvested Bivalve Shellfish from San Diego County​

    CDPH Warns Public Not to Consume Sport-Harvested Bivalve Shellfish from San Diego County​,kmoshki

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  • Cali-Asian-Mexican Fusion Burger Spot Coming to College Area

    Cali-Asian-Mexican Fusion Burger Spot Coming to College Area,Cole Novak

    Michael Smith remembers the first time he realized the Hawaiian food he grew up eating was actually a beautiful fusion of all sorts of Asian cuisines. “When we [would] go to Hawaii, I didn’t know that like, teriyaki and sushi were not from the same place as bulgogi and kimchi,” he says. One day, it

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  • 16 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: April 9–13

    16 Things to Do in San Diego This Weekend: April 9–13,Cole Novak

    As the home of more small farms than any other US county, San Diego hosts a plethora of produce-focused fests, but few get quite as wacky as the Fallbrook Avocado Festival. This Sunday, the North County tradition will return with a day full of contests, costumes, and unique goodies that celebrate th

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  • 5 Must-Try Dishes from STK Steakhouse’s Spring Menu

    5 Must-Try Dishes from STK Steakhouse’s Spring Menu,Cole Novak

    The Gaslamp is the kind of place where anything goes. A country bar with a mechanical bull (Double Deuce) and a hookah lounge serving Russian food (Pushkin) share a block with a hip-hop nightclub (F6ix) and an ’80s arcade bar with boozy Capri Suns (Coin-Op). Tourists stroll by in flip flops and shor

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  • Michelin Talent Brings Asian Flavors to New Pop-Up 

    Michelin Talent Brings Asian Flavors to New Pop-Up ,Cole Novak

    The best food in San Diego is often not found in a restaurant. That doesn’t mean it’s hard to find—look for a sidewalk grill set up in front of a bar, ask your neighbor what those delicious smells wafting into your yard are, or check out the temporary restaurant within an existing restaurant. Pop-up

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  • The Best Selection of Windows & Doors For Your San Diego Home

    The Best Selection of Windows & Doors For Your San Diego Home,Partner Content

    The front of your home is often the first thing people notice, which is why upgrading your windows and doors can help you leave a lasting impression. Many San Diego homeowners are choosing custom products to enhance the overall beauty, efficiency, and value of their homes. From grilles and hardware

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  • 6 San Diego Staycation Hikes to Try

    6 San Diego Staycation Hikes to Try,Cole Novak

    Summer is approaching, but you’d be forgiven if you’re not eager to hop on an airplane and travel any time soon. Air fares are sky high and the economy is, well, not great. So maybe try this idea instead: do a staycation hiking trip in San Diego. There are so many great hikes and trails, and you can

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  • Departures and Arrivals for Swagyu Burger and Butcher Shop

    Departures and Arrivals for Swagyu Burger and Butcher Shop,Cole Novak

    Chef Steve Brown and the company he founded, Swagyu Burger, have made like Gwenyth Paltrow and Chris Martin and consciously uncoupled. “There’s no hard feelings about it,” Swagyu operations lead Kyle Simh says. “We wanted to go with the burger model and kind of expand to have more locations and a br

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  • Inside San Diego’s $10K Members-Only Wellness Club

    Inside San Diego’s $10K Members-Only Wellness Club,Cole Novak

    “The breath is the first to go,” a LIVV Cardiff staff member says, moments before I immerse myself in water that stands at a toasty 50 degrees Fahrenheit. “Your body enters a state of shock, and it kind of knocks the wind out of you. Expect that, and don’t worry. The first minute is the worst.”April

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  • 10 Outdoor Kitchen Appliances For Summer Entertaining

    10 Outdoor Kitchen Appliances For Summer Entertaining,Cole Novak

    It’s easy to bemoan it, but the sunshine tax is, well, kinda worth it. Outdoor living is a luxury we can claim year-round—so why not make it truly fabulous? We asked Michael Rounds, general manager of Solana Beach retailer Native Coast Appliance Gallery, to shout out cookers, coolers, heaters, and g

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