Mary had a little lamb a la Tchaikovsky
Garrett Harris 10:11 p.m., May 23
Cover Stories
We went to Mexico to get ahead. We smuggled cheese to get back.
An American couple moves to Tijuana to avoid the high cost of living in the U.S. They become food smugglers for Mexicans living in the U.S.
We couldn't have built it without Kickstarter
Love and money from a website
San Diegans have had varying degrees of success raising money for their business ventures through Kickstarter.
Still fat
I didn’t know who this poor girl was to be so hated by Jimmy, but I felt sorry for her. I was the lucky girl who got to share a desk with him. “It’s YOU!” ...
Bay dreams
Good and ghastly ideas for our waterfront
What could we do with our waterfront, if we really put our thinking caps on?
We don’t belong to Mexico and we don’t belong to the U.S. We are our own universe.
We’re loud in anything we do
Few have captured Tijuana's cool new vivacity like filmmaker Aaron Soto.
That’s life, and life’s not easy
Gangland style
Curtis Howard writes about his time as a gang member and his struggle to leave that life behind.
Come to Romney Country
Related to the presidential candidate by blood and religion; each traveling separate roads. On a sultry day in Council Bluffs, Iowa, in July 1846, 496 Mormon men, accompanied by many wives, children, and at least ...
The Feast! Issue
Eat before you read this.
San Diego restaurants taste-tested for you. Eats for Freelancers | Spirit of Family Dinnertime | More Than Dish or Deal | Accessible Gourmet | Lunchtime in Kearny Mesa | Fried Chicken | Restaurants to Try At Least Once
Deported
Glad to be gone.
"The only good thing that America brought me was my son. I want to stay here in Mexico."
