Real Estate Blogs
- An Old Railroad Barn In Tiburon, Made New, $8.5M
- Anu Jain’s Home In St: Francis Wood, $4.5M
- A Place Like No Other
- Modernist Agrarian Dreams In Napa, $16.95M
- The Quintessential Sausalito Vibe
- La Jolla Historical Society changes name but not mission
- Hardcore homegrown musical “the wulfeater” finds success by bucking escapist theater trends
- Donald Olsen’s Classic Modernism In Berkeley, $1.425M
- The El Cortez: When San Diego’s skyline was one building
- The Hillcrest Theatre: When movies came to Uptown in 1913
- Indie artisan fair Jackalope brings crafty creatives to Liberty Station
- Ludington Heights: The La Jolla neighborhood once sold as ‘The Gem Supreme’
- Diversionary’s bold depiction of Brazilian mother raising queer son is hilarious, moving
- San Diego evaluating developing library sites, other city-owned parcels, to address housing crunch
- When Mission Bay had a floating stage
- Thee Sacred Souls come back home and some lost ’80s hits get found — This week in live music
- Thee Sacred Souls come back home and some lost 80s hits get found — This week in live music
- Gale Gordon: Lucille Ball’s TV nemesis who became Borrego Springs’ honorary mayor
- Review: Touring musical is ideal fit for circus wonder ‘Water for Elephants’
- That doorbell was no ding-dong: The 1930s San Diego inventor who made it sing
- Nuevo mural en Liberty Station comparte el espíritu de San Diego y Tijuana a través de los tatuajes
- Parent coach takes on authoritarian parenting in Latino families with first book ‘Chancla’
- New Liberty Station mural shares spirit of San Diego and Tijuana through tattoos
- Piggly Wiggly on Newport Avenue: The oddly named store that changed how San Diego shopped
- An album drop, a farewell, plus a bandleader and the blues — Live music this week
- Dancing in the moonlight: City Ballet’s 34th season opens with Serenade at UCSD
- The opera star, the ‘castle’ and the hill: 7 stories from Grossmont’s early days
- San Diego Music Hall of Fame reveals 2026 inductees, including Mojo Nixon, Big Mountain
- East Village’s Wonder Bread building to be transformed into Live Nation music venue
- Exposición en Sacramento conecta las deportaciones masivas de los años 50 con las redadas migratorias actuales
- The International Style, Revisited in Hope Ranch, $17M
- Agua Caliente: The Tijuana resort that made San Diego a gateway to glamour
- ‘Dropping like flies’ — San Diego bids goodbye to heavy metal haven Brick by Brick
- Alicia Keys captures energy of ‘90s NYC in ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ musical at Civic Theatre
- San Diego Weekend Guide: Aug. 14-16 — Chula Vista gets Lemony fresh, North Park Film Fest continues to expand
- Crown Point: How ‘America’s Riviera’ became a beloved Mission Bay neighborhood
- Cuento: El diablo conoce tu nombre
- Five questions with John Moore: Bluegrass mandolinist returns to Vista to play Summergrass festival
- Cardiff-by-the-Sea was more than a surf town: 8 stories from its early days
- Black Heart to Latin jams to guitar god Patrick Yandall — Live music this week
- Del Mar’s forgotten airport: The coastal airfield where race fans flew in, and kids sold sandwiches
- Alicia Keys musical ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ may be rooted in NYC, but San Diego creatives shaped the Tony winner
- Alicia Keys & Swizz Beatz cap ‘Giants’ exhibition with final flourish at MCASD party
- San Diego’s roadside relics and highway oddities — How the ‘Surfing Madonna’ became an Encinitas landmark
- Alela Diane, coming to Soda Bar, brings road-worn wisdom to latest album, ‘Who’s Keeping Time’
- Point Loma Lighthouse: The families who kept San Diego’s beacon burning bright
- CityFest offers two stages of live entertainment in Hillcrest for festival’s 42nd year
- What’s in a name? The Tourmaliners lift spirits through surf music, but needed a little push to get there
- Strawberry Alarm Clock, ‘90s West Coast hip hop, Chicano roots rock: 9 events to plan your August around
- Old Mission Dam: The 200-year-old engineering marvel hidden in Mission Gorge
- Bad to the Bone blues and country acts including Ashley E. Norton takes over San Diego County — Live music roundup
- With a chainsaw in hand, ‘Tiki’ Dan Bialk carves up the Peninsula
- Readers remember: The family treasures and forgotten stories that reveal San Diego’s past
- Encinitas’ almost monday catches next big wave with sophomore album, headlining tour
- ‘Black is Beautiful: The Kwame Braithwaite Story’ shines light on photographer who documented Black expression
- In Glen Ellen, A South African Inspired Manor, $12M
- Rose Creek Cottage: The Pacific Beach landmark saved from demolition
- San Diego Weekend Guide: July 31-Aug. 2 — Comedy, dancing and (literal) Dog Days
- ‘American Pachuco’: Luis Valdez and the long fight to be seen
- Del Mar Castle: The story behind Del Mar’s 1925 hilltop landmark
- American Pachuco: Luis Valdez y la larga lucha por hacerse visible
- UCSD grad, a long-time Eric Clapton collaborator, pays tribute to legend with Cream of Clapton
- When Old Town was the heart of San Diego
- SummerFest 2026 celebra 40 años de música inolvidable en La Jolla
- From ’80s rock to benefit shows to indie-rock veterans— San Diego’s live music roundup
- Summerfest, the ‘Coachella of classical music,’ celebrates 40th anniversary by ‘Making History’
- The Victorian homes of Sherman Heights: A neighborhood that preserved San Diego’s past
- ‘Valley of the Heart’ de Luis Valdez cobra nueva vida como experiencia educativa multimedia
- SDCC announces 2027 dates, plans to increase programming at Comic-Con Museum
- Luis Valdez’s play ‘Valley of the Heart’ takes on new life as immersive, educational multimedia
- ‘This show was about us’: Stars align to celebrate 60 years of ‘Star Trek’ at SDCC
- The climate crisis onscreen: 14 films that made waves
- Comic-Con welcomes local icons Wisdom, Kelly who share tales from their decades in radio
- Indigi-Con, with roots at Comic-Con, paves the way for young Indigenous artists
- Hollywood comes to town for more than Comic-Con. Panelists explain why at ‘San Diego on Screen’
- A Pool With A View in Glassel Park, $2.35M
- Marilyn Monroe comes to Coronado: The story behind ‘Some Like It Hot’
- Organizers behind fun, free events want to keep them going. But they must satisfy the city to make it happen
- San Diego’s DIY community reflects on resurgence of zines amid federal activism crackdown
- Before Bing Crosby, two men imagined Del Mar
- Sushi Push Pops, Crab Rangoon Burritos and Seoul in a Bowl — Liberty Public Market’s Food Stars
- Animador de San Diego regresa a sus raíces — en más de un sentido — para Comic-Con
- The Pacific Beach ‘Driving Park’: San Diego’s 1880s racetrack by the Bay
- This Chula Vista artist shares his best Comic-Con scoops with thousands of fans on social media
- La Mesa Reads: Body Horror
- FOMO on Comic-Con? Even without a badge, there’s tons to do near the Convention Center
- Ray Brandes to the Stray Cats to Tom Rush — This week in live music
- San Diego animator returns to his roots — in more ways than one — for Comic-Con
- Less Marvel? No problem — experts say Comic-Con is not facing a post-MCU ‘Doomsday’
- Breezes, beaches and front porches: How San Diegans used to stay cool
- ‘Shredding the Multiverse’ re-imagines some of best music from ‘Star Wars,’ ‘Spider-Man,’ ‘Cobra Kai,’ more
- Stars, stripes and polka dots in fashion at Del Mar Racetrack
- Roadside attractions: The UFO landmark hiding in El Cajon
- This glacier might be gone, but as new film ‘Time and Water’ shows, the love remains
- Julian Eltinge: Vaudeville’s ‘greatest female impersonator’ superstar who found a quiet life in Alpine
- Before the boom: The 1941 trailer camp that captured Pacific Beach in transition
- Starcrawler, Tower of Power and Twilight Highway land in San Diego – This week in live music
- Maritime Museum to permanently close HMS Surprise replica frigate
- What’s behind those Del Cerro views? 8 things you never knew
- ‘Love Birds’ film depicts key moment in nature research. And it all started with same-sex pairs of seagulls
- With motorcycles and rainbows, the Dyke March returns to San Diego Pride
- Hitchcock on stage, Comi-Con history and the International Organ Festival: 8 great ways to spend July
- Hitchcock on stage, Comic-Con history and the International Organ Festival: 8 great ways to spend July
- Bringing the coastland to the heartland: Kimmi Bitter embraces California roots in new album
- A Romantic Los Feliz Compound, $6.5M
- When Hollywood came to Del Mar: The stars who made the racetrack a summer tradition
- Point Loma’s forgotten whaling station: A little-known chapter in San Diego history
- Five questions with Joey Harris: The Beat Farmers are back at the Belly Up for another Hootenanny
- ‘Dead Dolly Lane:’ San Diego County’s creepiest roadside attraction
- Punk rock pioneers, psychedelic performers to jazz legends: This week in live music
- Toronto’s cootie catcher brings twee warmth, spiraling synths to Soda Bar
- This week in San Diego history: July 6–10, 1939, flying boats, the Navy, and Australian wildlife
- Did you know Solana Beach was built on beans, rails, and bluff cuts?
- Chula Vista musician, 21, composes ‘Land of the Free,’ an orchestral tribute to America’s 250th birthday
- A Pacific Heights Icon is Reborn, $15M
- Jackie Han honored as 2026 Champion of Pride
- Shell, stone, and sea: The abalone economy that once touched Point Loma’s shoreline
- Celebrating the Fourth with Blues, Jazz, Rock and a debut from an Aussie DJ – Live music this week
- Adobe Falls: The elusive waterfall that briefly returns after San Diego rains
- Sono in North Park uses recipes that often stay in Italy
- Fashion & Masters: Deconstructing Dress at Timken Museum of Art
- Series: San Diego’s vanished roadside relics — dinosaurs, doll heads, and other highway oddities
- Series: San Diego’s roadside relics — dinosaurs, doll heads, and other highway oddities
- Born in blood and fed by fire: The Dyke March makes triumphant return to San Diego Pride
- Spring Valley was never just a suburb: 8 stories beneath the surface
- Divina makes a living in the tough independent music scene by wearing many hats and playing all over town
- Relato: ‘No giré a la izquierda’
- Songwriter Sanctuary wins Larry T. Baza Arts and Culture Award for support of LGBTQ+ musicians
- Mission Beach cottages: The small homes that shaped a neighborhood
- Celebrating Sir Paul to Anna Ballew and catching up with Missing Persons — Live music this week
- Ramona’s marriage place: How a fictional romance helped save a San Diego landmark
- Night Ranger’s long-awaited return to Del Mar delivers nostalgia – but frustration too
- Point Loma church stages ‘1776’ musical to mark nation’s 250th birthday
- A Malibu Compound By Lake Flato, $19.75M
- Lost restaurants of San Diego, final chapter: Independent dining rooms to chain corridors
- What’s in a name? Ocean Beach’s history of dunes, development, and changing identity
- Twilight in the Park concert series in Balboa Park starts this week, hits big milestone
- Five questions with Quino McWhinney: With Big Mountain back in San Diego, he reflects on their legacy
- Fifth Avenue to Kearny Mesa: How San Diego Hardware Co. outlasted a downtown era
- Lemon Twigs to Bob Dylan – Live music this week
- The snail, the cross, and the view: 7 stories hidden in plain sight at Mt. Helix
- Keep It Saucy! – Father’s Day Chill It and Grill It!
- ‘Encontré la vida’ — bailarín queer y apátrida hace de San Diego su hogar a través del ballet
- PBS star and Carlsbad native who taught America to draw is coming to a summer camp near you
- Lost restaurants of San Diego: Nightlife, cocktail lounges, and entertainment dining
- ‘I found life’ — stateless, queer dancer makes San Diego — and the world — his home through ballet
- Restless David J keeps following sparks of inspiration, long after Bauhaus and Love and Rockets fame
- In Palm Springs, A Time Capsule With A Backstory, $6.75M
- Historic statue to be unveiled in one of the city’s oldest parks
- From the music to the space, local fave Rebecca Jade excited about San Diego Smooth Jazz Festival
- Early Mission Beach bathhouses rose on open sand in the 1910s
- Crowd surfing or dancing on sidewalks, fans create bonds at North Park Music Fest
- La Jolla’s ‘Alligator Head’ rock formation has changed — but the name endures
- Point Loma Summer Concerts announces an ‘all-star’ lineup
- Soaring like Eagles, from The Smiths to Slightly Stoopid – Live music this week
- AMC to replace Reading Cinemas at Grossmont Center
- 9 events to plan your June around
- Meet San Diego’s theater organ player, whose music creates a time machine to the 1920s
- On the Road, On the Mend: Toadies are breaking through, not breaking down
- If You Play It, They Will Come: Reggae-rock enters the stadium scene with Field of Dreamz Festival
- San Diego’s forgotten beer giant: How Aztec Brewing helped shape a city
- Mission Valley’s milk lines: When the valley ran on cows and morning routes
- The Music Company is transforming the music scene for emerging San Diego artists
- Council members Lee, Foster propose restoring San Diego arts funding, with help from Prebys Foundation
- A Hollywood Bungalow, Reinvented, Revived and Sold: $2.82M
- When Ocean Beach danced: The sounds of yesteryear on the sand
- 5 reasons Encinitas has a stranger past than you’d expect: Silent film money, a cliffside temple, and a flower empire
- North Park Music Fest makes space for creativity, culture and community
- Keep It Saucy! – Summer Recipe Kickoff!
- Paul Simon to Kings X to San Diego’s Hip Hop leaders – Live music this week
- Lost restaurants of San Diego: The rise of themed and roadside dining
- Diversionary’s ‘Rent’ provides thoughtful updates, immersive delights
- Pacific Beach Arts Center to hold fundraiser gala to help launch expanded programming
- Mesa College holds 45th annual Golden Scissors Award Show
- Inside San Diego’s hidden underworld: The reign of Madam Ida Bailey
- ‘Sound of Music’ tour alive with pre-WWII politics, fleshed-out supporting roles
- La Hermosa: A 1920s residential subdivision in early La Jolla
- Bankers Hill: San Diego’s layered rise above downtown
- Mariachi metal to jazz to San Diego indie-pop sensations: Live music this week
- ‘One Battle After Another’ filmed in San Diego and won an Oscar. The mayor’s budget cuts the staffer who helped bring it here.
- ‘One Battle After Another’ filmed in San Diego and won multiple Oscars. The mayor’s budget cuts the staffer who helped bring it here.
- Ismene Boutique brings country lifestyle to Shelter Island
- New Heights of Refinement
- A beauty pageant without a record: The 1925 Mission Beach photo time forgot
- Sure Fire Soul Ensemble will record a live album at upcoming show – but expect a party too
- Music, thrift stores and flowers: Singer, conductor expands repertoire with online directories
- Before streaming and television, movies arrived by reel in San Diego
- La banda Kinky trae 25 años de ‘Más y Más y Más’ a House of Blues
- Monterrey’s Kinky brings 25 years of ‘Más y Más y Más’ to House of Blues
- Monterrey’s Kinky brings 25 years of ‘Más y Más y Más’ to House of Blues
- La banda Kinky trae 25 años de ‘Más y Más y Más’ a House of Blues
- Pete’s Garden Café: A reader’s email revives a lost Downtown San Diego story
- Dillon Forte, a big draw in the ‘small tat world,’ is bringing his sacred geometry tattoos to San Diego
- Latin jazz in spotlight at multi-genre Soundsation, free music showcase on two stages
- Ramona: A town named for a novel, shaped by the land
- ‘Under the Perfect Sun’ is back — the left’s history of San Diego finds a city still burning with contradictions
- Pink puts on show with a capital ‘S’ in fight against the big ‘C’ at Curebound Concert for Cures
- Fun Lovin, loud and brash and Latin dance: Live music this week
- 5 turning points in Ocean Beach’s early development
- Zinadelphia shines in the shadows of jazz giants at Lou Lou’s Jungle Room
