The sweet scent of Mock Orange is wafting through parts of San Diego. Also known as Japanese Pittosporum or Australian Laurel. Pittosporum Tobira is an evergreen shrub that is native to parts of Eastern Asia …
Articles by Various Authors
Saturday | 26Mon LaferteMon Laferte is a Chilean and Mexican musician, singer, composer, and painter who started her career at the age of nine, after winning a guitar in a singing contest. A multi Latin …
Thursday | 23Terry Virts: How to AstronautJoin Terry Virts as he shares his insights on space. Virts retired from the space program after having served in the US Air Force as an F-16 fighter and …
Mayor Pete Wilson targeted by staffI just finished reading Tom Larson’s interesting and informative portrait of Pete Wilson (“The Pete Wilson legacy in thirty pieces”, Cover Story, May 9). Focusing on his time as mayor …
Wild Rose, A California Native, Is In Bloom in San Diego County’s foothills and mountains. In moist, lowland areas and along small watercourses, wild rose shows off small, open-faced flowers in shades of pink that …
Saturday | 18A Day at the Park: A Port Experiences SeriesFree, family-friendly celebration on the National City Bayfront. Performances by local artists and musicians, food for purchase from local eateries, and opportunities to shop local …
Thursday | 16Susan Goldbeck: San Diego Comes of AgeSusan Goldbeck is the author of the new book, New Town: San Diego Comes of Age, a story told through the eyes of a gutsy young reporter, …
The Annual Green-to-Golden Transition of San Diego’s wild grasslands normally takes place in late March or early April, but another year of late and heavy precipitation has again delayed the dry-out phase. These rains also …
Saturday | 11Read & Run on the Road: Book Club RunOn this 4.2 mile, easy-paced book club run, we explore some of the real-life places in the Linda Vista neighborhood where the author’s young narrator …