IN 1964 A SAN DIEGO INVENTOR named James Tanner caused a major stir at the National Association of Broadcasters’ meeting in Chicago, where he planned to demonstrate a ratings truck capable of capturing the tuning …
February 14, 2022
News & Stories
San Diego in books - Willie Nelson in National City, snakes vs. horsehair, La Jolla's Enzyme Valley
The loveably unpolished Bambino’s Pizza & Deli
It was the heart-shaped pizza that brought me to Paradise Valley, a southeastern San Diego neighborhood roughly at the halfway point between National City and Spring Valley. Aside from single-family homes and apartment complexes, there …
February 14, 2022
El Chaparral migrant camp cleared
After several attempts by Tijuana’s municipal government, to evict campers at El Chaparral PedWest port of entry, it happened. 385 migrants from Central American countries and some Mexican nationals woke up at dawn on February …
February 14, 2022
Ocean temps finally begin to warm
Ocean Water Temperatures, of late in the high 50s Fahrenheit, are finally on the upswing this month as the daylight hours lengthen and the sun arcs higher overhead in the sky each day. It will …
February 14, 2022
San Diego's good stucco, Cliff May designed 50 ranch houses here
Stucco Reigns Cunningham’s opinions on stucco range from passion — over buildings like the San Diego Museum of Fine Art in Balboa Park, “all the old theaters,” and Requa’s A.H. Sweet House at 435 West …
February 14, 2022