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After remodel, A.R. Valentien reopens at The Lodge at Torrey Pines in La Jolla

California, United States · California

After remodel, A.R. Valentien reopens at The Lodge at Torrey Pines in La Jolla

SAN DIEGO – The return of a classic. That’s how the recently refurbished and reopened A.R. Valentien, the signature restaurant at The Lodge at Torrey Pines in La Jolla, is being characterized. One of the region’s preeminent dining destinations set against the backdrop of ocean-side Torrey Pines Golf Course, A.R. Valentien has reopened after a several-month remodel that began last October. The upscale eatery is now welcoming guests and encouragin…Read Article

Mission Beach man plans to sue Belmont Park over alleged violations

San Diego · San Diego

Mission Beach man plans to sue Belmont Park over alleged violations

MISSION BEACH – A resident came forward at the Mission Beach Town Council meeting on May 13, alleging Belmont Park’s Giant Dipper Roller Coaster is unsafe. Mission Beach resident Kevin Payne, a water-damage technician living near Belmont Park, also presented numerous other accusations to MBTC of alleged wrongdoing at the popular oceanfront amusement park. Afterward, Payne’s allegations were branded as being entirely without substance by a Belmon…Read Article

Over 100 volunteers help remove graffiti throughout Pacific Beach

California, United States · California

Over 100 volunteers help remove graffiti throughout Pacific Beach

PACIFIC BEACH – Thanks to volunteers sacrificing their time and efforts on a Saturday, the 15th annual Pacific Beach Town Council-sponsored Graffiti Cleanup Day on May 10 was an overwhelming success. “Have you noticed a little less graffiti around town?” asked PBTC president Charlie Nieto afterward in a newsletter. “It’s no coincidence — it’s the result of an incredible community effort. Last weekend, more than 100 volunteers came together and s…Read Article

City committee approves revisions to ADU Bonus Program

The City Council’s Land Use & Housing Committee voted 3-1 on May 15 to adopt and pass along recommended revisions to the City’s Accessory Dwelling Unit Bonus Program. Those revisions include limiting ADU units allowed per lot to a yet-to-be-determined number, restricting ADUs to two stories, prohibiting them in cul-de-sacs in high fire-risk zones, removing eligibility for them in certain single-family zones, particularly those with larger lot si…San Diego · San Diego Read Article

The importance of becoming more resilient

The same bad experience – like getting a traffic ticket or having a fender bender – can happen to two people: one is depressed for a few days, the other bounces back to “normal“ within a few hours. What’s the difference? Michael Kimmel When I worked for Child Protective Services, we talked about “resilient children” and how they managed not only to survive abusive/neglectful parents, but to thrive in tough situations. This column is about how yo…San Diego · San Diego Read Article

Is there such a thing as affordable beach properties in San Diego? Yup

Our family vacationed in Maui sometime in the late 1990s. During our stay, we moseyed on over to Lahaina, and I fell in love with the charming seaside town (I still can’t bear to look at post-fire photos). In Lahaina, a tiny house was for sale near the shops and restaurants of Front Street. It sat directly on the sand, steps from the ocean. A hammock tied between two curved palm trees completed the picturesque beach shack. We were in a financia…San Diego · San Diego Read Article

Wave beats Gotham, moves into second place

A goal by 17-year-old forward Kimmi Ascanio in the 30th minute was all that San Diego Wave needed to defeat Gotham FC 1-0 at Sports Illustrated Stadium on Friday, May 16 moving the team into sole possession of second place in the NWSL standings. This was the third goal of the season for Ascanio all of which have come in the last four games and she has quickly become one of the main reasons why the Wave has gone undefeated over its last five matc…NWSL · San Diego See the Story

La Mesa’s 26th Flag Day Parade set for June 14

La Mesa will hold its 26th Flag Day Parade Saturday, June 14, beginning at 10 a.m. The parade, which travels west through La Mesa Village along La Mesa Blvd., between Memorial and Acacia, features floats, marching bands, and local groups. The grand marshals for the event will be: * La Mesa Kiwanis Club * La Mesa Lions Club * La Mesa Optimist Club * La Mesa Rotary Club The La Mesa Community Relations and Veterans Commission will provide free ice …La Mesa, California · La Mesa Read Article

A distinctive brunch experience awaits at Casa Gabriela in La Mesa Village

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Casa Gabriela, in the heart of La Mesa Village, is in its third year of feeding hungry San Diegans and has added weekend brunch to its repertoire. Gabriela Lopez, chef and partner at Casa Gabriela, has created a very tasty and unique menu with recipes handed down from her grandmother. Recipes that are rooted in tradition and elevated for today. Now serving brunch on Saturday and Sunday, enjoy your meal al fresco on the patio or indoors in the m…See the Story

City of San Diego looking for businesses, individuals who may be owed money

The City of San Diego is reaching out to businesses and individuals who may be owed money in the form of refunds or vendor payments. More than 800 businesses and individuals are eligible for unclaimed monies and the deadline to submit claims is fast approaching, on June 16. Unclaimed monies are refund or vendor payment checks owed to individuals or businesses. The City sends these checks to the addresses on record. If a check is returned, due to…San Diego · San Diego Read Article

City to Close Portion of College Avenue for Lane Painting Following Resurfacing

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A city of San Diego street paving crew. Image from city video The city of San Diego will close a portion of College Avenue in the Navajo and College neighborhoods Monday to paint lanes on the recently resurfaced street. In a news release, city officials said the work will start at 10 p.m. Monday and last until 5 a.m. each day through Thursday. Workers will paint lanes on College Avenue from Del Cerro Boulevard to the intersection of Canyon Crest…San Diego · San Diego See the Story

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