San Diego Reader Ends 52-Year Print Run, But Will Keep the Alt-Press Faith Online
"It's kind of undeniable that we can't do print anymore," said founder Jim Holman, with even his own children shunning print ...
San Diego migrant shelter hailed as national model will shut down, with 100-plus layoffs
Jewish Family Service said new Trump administration policies have curbed migrant arrivals but highlighted need for pro bono immigration legal services ...
Local craft breweries brace for impact of steel and aluminum Tariffs
California has the most craft breweries then any state in the country and according to the San Diego Brewers Guild, San Diego ...
Little Italy Food Hall closing its doors in downtown San Diego
After nearly seven years of business in the heart of Little Italy, the Little Italy Food Hall is closing its doors this ...
La Jolla library and special events face likely impacts from proposed San Diego fee hikes
Proposed fee hikes for special events include raising the hourly rate for police services from $89 to $154 for each sworn ...
Here's how two apps are connecting Black-owned restaurants with new customers
EatOkra and Black Foodie Finder are two of the most popular apps showcasing and bringing new patrons to Black-owned ...