Whalers to cable railways: 5 snapshots of San Diego’s early days
San Diego wasn’t always the city it is today. In the 1800s, people were building parks, moving goods along dirt trails, hunting whales for oil, and even testing cable cars on downtown streets. These five historical highlights focus on parts of the city’s past that have been mostly forgotten but help
Seven things to do this weekend in San Diego
Really, this is a great weekend to take the RV up to the Del Mar Fairgrounds RV Surf & Turf Park for a lil’ staycation — that is, if you happen to be into outsider art gone insider, taking on your homestead’s deferred maintenance, or prepping yourself and your loved ones for the Big Day. For the res
Eight concerts to see this week in San Diego
Our man Sgt. Tiki has surveyed the musical landscape and selected seven upcoming San Diego concerts — five local acts and two touring — for your musical enjoyment and edification. Plus: the third anniversary celebration of Songwriter Sanctuary!Whether your tastes run to electro-rock, heavy metal, is
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