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Vanity Fair on the San Diego trail of Andrew Cunanan
When Vulgar Favors, Maureen Orth's book about the murderous saga of Andrew Cunanan, hit the best-seller lists last month, a national audience was offered a sinister portrait of San Diego, far different from the image …
June 2, 2026
San Diego is Jurassic Park for civic organists.
Once upon a time, in the days when there were many ogres, some pretty flutes were playing in a clearing in the forest, running and laughing, hiding in the deep meadow grasses, then jumping up, …
May 23, 2026
San Diego wants to cut poverty tows
Many low-income and unhoused San Diegans whose cars have been towed by the city have ended up losing their means of transportation — and sometimes, their homes.A 2022 performance audit of the city’s towing program …
November 11, 2025
The magic of theater: Point Loma comes to Hillcrest
Hillcrest is getting a new theater in a peculiar place. The Point Loma Playhouse company is abandoning its former stage near the harbor for a former auto repair shop next to Jimmy Carter’s Mexican Cafe …
October 10, 2025
Tin Fork: The return to Ichiban
Satomi and Yoko half-recognize me. I know them from like five years ago, when I just had to stop at their place, because — like now, perfect timing! — this is their generous happy hour. …
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