Perched high above San Diego with Lake Murray at its feet, Del Cerro (“of the hill”) has always had a reputation for being tidy, tight-knit, and a tad territorial. The mid-century hillside enclave began selling …
Articles by Siobhan Braun
University Heights has always been something of an odd duck. For one thing, there's no university there. There never was. Instead, there was a wild rush of land speculation, leading to the Bust of 1893, …
UC San Diego started out as a brainy beachside experiment in the 1960s, a public university built on the former Camp Matthews military base, sandwiched between pristine La Jolla canyons and some of the most …
Serra Mesa sits high above Mission Valley, perched like a quiet observer of the chaos below. It's a neighborhood that's easy to overlook: unlike nearby Kearny Mesa, no one ever went on a meth-fueled rampage …
Originally settled in the 19th century and known for its natural springs and citrus groves, Spring Valley has evolved into a patchwork of strip malls amid freeway on-ramps. And it's most likely because of its …
Carlsbad Village, once the kind of place where locals sipped coffee and waved at tourists, is now apparently just a street fight away from a full-blown societal collapse, if the latest Nextdoor dispatch is to …
San Diego has always been a city of hidden stories — murmured in the spaces between sun-bleached bungalows, whispered over backyard fences, and now, increasingly, shouted into the digital void of neighborhood apps. And nowhere …
San Diego has always been a city of hidden stories — murmured in the spaces between sun-bleached bungalows, whispered over backyard fences, and now, increasingly, shouted into the digital void of neighborhood apps. And nowhere …
San Diego has always been a city of hidden stories — murmured in the spaces between sun-bleached bungalows, whispered over backyard fences, and now, increasingly, shouted into the digital void of neighborhood apps. And nowhere …
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