Both sky and highway are washed in gold from the lowering sun as I sail along the 94 toward downtown, there to attend the Grand Re-opening of Rooftop Cinema at the Grand Hyatt. It’s a …
March 24, 2021
News & Stories
A night out with a Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
Akilah Weber inherits her mom's donors
Keeping Weber Golden A lot of special interest money is quietly flowing to one candidate in the race to fill the state Assembly seat vacated by Shirley Weber, who was appointed California Secretary of State …
March 24, 2021
Can Edco get San Diego to cut food waste in half?
It used to be the Titleist golf ball factory. Now, instead of churning out thousands of non-recyclable plastic golf balls every year, the Escondido site is home to a recycling solution: the first anaerobic digester …
March 24, 2021
Handrails, cables for Mission Trails?
Better than a bridge at Mission Trails I enjoyed the well-written article about the tragic drowning death of Max Lenail at Mission Trails Regional Park ("Will Max Lenail's drowning be enough to get the bridge …
March 24, 2021
Something rotten at the Reader?
We get letters! A longtime Reader reader wrote in a couple weeks back to complain that “The Reader is now spinning Republican shit on your [our?] newly [duly?] elected governor Gavin Newsom… the man we …
March 24, 2021
Truth beyond Plato, Proust, Picasso, or Pinksy
The world is full of accidental poets. You can find them anywhere if you look, and searching for accidental poetry is a time-honored hipster tradition. Accidental poetry stands in stark contrast to the rarefied musings …
March 24, 2021