On August 23 a Southwestern College campus police officer’s weapon went off accidentally. An anonymous source reported that two people were almost hit. The Southwestern daily crime log for that day reported that at 10:02 …
August 30, 2013
Blog Entries
- Aguirre wants secure water supply, lower electric rates, infrastructure upgrade
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- Padres face Dodgers in matchup of different directions
- Ghosts of Baja: Vampire Slayer, Rancho Shampoo, Al B, and Al Lover
- Dresser, Mitchell, Melford & Dessen: live
- Filner issues a Stop-Use Order against North Park Jack in the Box. Todd Gloria rescinds.
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- San Diego Film Critics Society 2013 class photo
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- Field of candidates for Mayor now at 16
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- SEC charges San Diego investment advisor with wrongly steering funds
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- Heal the Bay releases End of Summer Beach Report Card
- Eastwood marriage plunges off heartbreak ridge
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- New releases opening this week: Drinking Buddies, Closed Circuit and more
- Big Fletcher campaign cash arrives from out-of-city fat cats
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- An introduction to the PRINCESS GEEK
- Women march for suffrage rights
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- Asti downtown: Happy hour, happy meal?
News & Stories
Nobody hurt at Southwestern College
Lisa Mendez: 21st-century zinester
To paraphrase a certain late-twentieth-century alt-rock one-hit-wonder, Lisa Mendez wants to publish zines and rage against machines. The second part of that is an assumption based on the artist’s punk rock style, but the part …
August 30, 2013
Paradise Valley, by John Mayer
After a notorious kiss and tell Playboy interview, John Mayer moved to remote Montana to escape the flack and recover from throat surgery. Lucky for us, while there he produced some of the best lyrics …
August 30, 2013
Bumping at the Summer Pops with Ozomatli
L.A.-based urban-Latino band Ozomatli once again ignited the stage of San Diego Summer Pops Thursday night. From the moment they took stage, the audience was bumping to the rhythm! During the first set, they played …
August 30, 2013
On the Trail of San Diego History: The Canyon That Got Away, Part One.
Somewhere in the Cuyamacas there’s a box canyon wide enough to include 50 armed men on horseback and tall enough to conceal at least 200 Kumeyaay warriors lying in wait around the rim. But try …
August 30, 2013
National leg day
I overheard a conversation at the gym recently. The conversation was about Monday being national leg day. Before long the conversation took a dark turn toward Monday being national chest day. Is Monday national leg …
August 30, 2013
Beer of the Week: Coronado 17th Anniversary Specialty Ale
Opened in 1996, Coronado Brewing Company is one of San Diego’s eldest brewing operations. The last year was one of, if not the biggest for the island-based company. Several months ago, CBC opened a second, …
August 30, 2013