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The Continental apartments in Little Italy are small and offer few amenities. That means cheaper rent, say developers
New Layover lounge and bar, plus debut of day passes for the public to enjoy the fourth floor outdoor pool, will mean more business for the upscale hotel
The dog menu at The Compass in Carlsbad includes salmon with basmati rice and kibble with bone broth gravy
Dozens of business owners showcased their ventures during the annual YES Fest in City Heights.
New San Diego studio will be led by longtime local game executive Tom Casey
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What’s with the mysterious (and often funny) t-shirts that keep showing up in the Padres clubhouse?
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Lucky dogs (and their owners) got to spend the afternoon on the field at Petco Park for Padres Dog Days of Summer on Tuesday, June 4, 2019.
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Brooke Raboutou, a freshman last year at USD, becomes the first U.S. climber to qualify for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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App-based shuttle service is designed to get more commuters riding Coaster trains
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Jeran Fraser sold a worthless piece of land in Arizona when he was 21. Now he’s living every entrepreneur’s dream
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Carlsbad startup Stact plans to stream less mainstream sports like surfing and snowboarding
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San Diego Opera will oversee development of projects that will use 3D-mapping and virtual reality to modernize American opera productions
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Redemption Games has launched its first mobile game Sweet Escapes
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San Diego chef helms Lionfish Modern Coastal and Serea
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The Emmys have been hosted by some wonderful, funny performers. And then there are the others.
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“Between Two Ferns: The Movie” star Zach Galifianakis and director Scott Aukerman on turning their cringe-inducing web talk show into a full-length movie.
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The Hollywood star performed at the Old Globe nearly three decades ago; he’ll receive an award from the San Diego Film Festival in October
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For the first time, eateries participating in San Diego Restaurant Week are offering beer, wine and mixed drinks as an option
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Living in La Jolla/UTC doesn’t get much better than The Villas of Renaissance.
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With its resort-style amenities, serene surroundings and convenient location, Torrey Ridge Apartment Homes is an obvious choice
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San Diego hot spots, pool parties and paradisiacal rooftop patios to take your summer to the next level.
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San Diego Coworking Week starts Monday, and locally-owned spaces are opening their doors to anyone and everyone
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New Series A round to fuel CourseKey’s growth into enterprise software
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A photograph of a solitary Double-Double lying on a street in Queens set off days of speculation about its origins
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From growing up in Scripps Ranch to premiering ‘Brigsby Bear’ at Sundance Film Festival, Kyle Mooney talks about his journey with comedy starting in San Diego.
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A conversation with ‘Jane the Virgin” showrunner Jennie Snyder Urman ahead of the show’s series finale on the CW.
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The half-acre park approved in 2012 is more urban plaza than green space, but it’s meant to create a connection between homes and businesses.
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From its tiny infancy (attendance the first year: 300) Comic-Con has grown to become the Godzilla of pop culture gatherings. Massive and exhausting, it somehow retains an aura of manic magic.
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Netflix’s ‘Stranger Things’ debuted its third season a week ago, but thanks to our binge-watching culture, it feels like it’s over already
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Planners say residents can live, work and play without ever leaving the 23-acre campus. We put their marketing slogan to the test
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Elvis Presley fans can take to the road in his personal stretch limousine, on his last motorcycle or in a pickup truck if they have the money, an auction house announced Wednesday.
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Mother of invention: In 1991, music legend Frank Zappa was mulling an independent bid for the White House — and he wanted Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot to be his running mate.
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