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Stories for April 2023

Sunday, April 30

Bluefin tuna numbers explode

Dock Totals 4/16– 4/29: 3509 anglers aboard 151 half-day to 3-day trips out of San Diego landings over the past two weeks caught 2607 bluefin tuna (up to 180 pounds), 2 bocaccio, 243 bonito, 3 …

April 30, 2023
The elusive fish of San Pedro Martir

A model trout habitat in Baja Two years ago, when I first began my search for Salmo nelsoni, the Baja rainbow trout, I contacted Don Albright, a longtime Baja aficionado who regularly leads friends and …

April 30, 2023

Saturday, April 29

Marguerite Henry, another horse-crazy girl

Misty of Chincoteague author ends up in Rancho Santa Fe When Marguerite Henry died last month at the age of 95, a relationship that began for me more than 35 years ago came to a …

April 29, 2023

Friday, April 28

Mahler done right for San Diego

Some unavoidable conflicts thwarted my plans to go to Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 4 on Saturday, April 22. By all accounts, it was a lovely performance. Yet, at the end of the day, it is …

April 28, 2023
Statutory Grape legal once again in National City

Way back in the ‘90s, National City banned lowrider cruising on highland avenue, citing concerns about crime and congestion. Some city councilpeople worried openly that the practice was attracting “the wrong element,” a claim that …

San Diego Zoo rodent ambassador’s mission to New York City backfires

When New York City Mayor Eric Adams introduced rat czar Kathleen Corradi two weeks ago, touting her willingness to commit to the wholesale slaughter of the city’s dirty and diseased rat population, San Diego Zoo …

City’s 7-11s launch Operation Opera in effort to clear sidewalks near downtown locations

Recently, a number of 7-11 owners around the country have admitted that they play opera inside their stores in a surprisingly successful effort to drive away the homeless. Still more recently, a number of 7-11 …

Thursday, April 27

Yoga studio meets wine bar at Vinya: vino + vinyasa in Clairemont

Vinya: vino + vinyasa, 5185 Balboa Avenue, Clairemont Mesa; Driving up to Vinya: vino + vinyasa, I was confused. The Balboa Crest Shopping Center in Clairemont Mesa housed a liquor store and a check-cashing site. …

The Album Leaf is falling, Veronica May is questioning, Sara Petite is returning, Greg Douglass is moving, Zach Phillips is competing

Jimmy LaValle formed his meditative electro-organic musical project The Album Leaf in 1999, going on to several acclaimed releases and touring with acts such as Sigur Rós. May 5 will see the release of a …

April 27, 2023
Gonzo Report: They Might Be Giants’ Flood not quite rained out at Humphreys

“What’s this,” marveled the lady approaching the rest rooms at Humphreys before the show on the evening of April 14, “no line for the women’s rest room? And a line for the men’s?” “It is …

April 27, 2023
It’s Gonna Blow!!! filmmaker Bill Perrine writes book on Harry Partch, Pauline Oliveros, and others in San Diego’s experimental 1970s music scene

Don’t get him wrong, San Diego native Bill Perrine has no insurmountable beef with his hometown. He’s happy to rock out at the Casbah, or to stick his head into Nate’s Garden Grill or the …

April 27, 2023

Wednesday, April 26

Why La Jolla and Pt. Loma areas lack sidewalks and Burlingame exults in them

This lowly but common part of every city’s infrastructure, as the National Association of City Transportation Officials so eloquently states on its website, plays “a vital role in city life. As conduits for pedestrian movement …

All the Dylan Mulvaney San Diego connections

Cookies and beer Controversial Budweiser-pitching transgender TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney is deeply rooted in San Diego’s Republican old-boy network, reports Rupert Murdoch’s New York Post. “Her grandfather, James Mulvaney Sr., who died at age 87 …

April 26, 2023
Golden Hill’s 1910 Ed Fletcher Spec House — a notable one-off

Colonel Ed Fletcher made quite a name for himself in turn-of-the-last-century San Diego. Arriving in town at age 16 with just $6.10 in his pocket back in 1888, Fletcher turned a job selling produce in …

Tuesday, April 25

Winter rains bring floral displays each spring throughout San Diego

Winter rains bring vibrant, colorful floral displays each spring throughout San Diego. For this hike, I walked the Grasslands Loop, which takes hikers close to the Old Mission Dam and up into Oak Canyon. Distance …

La Sierra Residential hanging off cliff on road to downtown Tijuana

On April 9 La Sierra Residential, a two-building condo complex located on Cuatemoc Sur Boulevard, one of the busiest roads that lead traffic in and out of Tijuana's downtown, collapsed. The last several days the …

April 25, 2023

Monday, April 24

San Diego City Council moves toward sweep of homeless off all public property

In January, floodwaters swept away the tents, blankets and clothing of the homeless living along the San Diego River bed from Ocean Beach to Lakeside. Now some say the city is trying to sweep the …

Jacaranda trees in full bloom and Locust trees brighten Julian streets

Blue-Blossoming Jacaranda Trees have already produced a first wave of color along the streets of San Diego. By early or mid-May, warm weather permitting, this Brazilian import could put on a dazzling show. The larger …

April 24, 2023
Bonita – horses replaced lemons

It’s Fairly Easy to Get Bored Around Here Bonita lies in the Sweetwater Valley, nestled inside three freeways--I-805 to the west, 54 to the north, and 125 to the east. To the south lies the …

April 24, 2023

Sunday, April 23

What's left of San Diego's Chinatown

The Climb to Gold Mountain: San Diego's Chinatown Joe Quin has a wholesale produce business at 431 Third Avenue, between Island Avenue and J Street. He and his family live above the lugs of vegetables …

April 23, 2023

Saturday, April 22

Sea urchins – the number-one seafood export from California

Will they go the way of abalone? Not long ago, sea urchins were considered a nuisance, a weed in the kelp gardens off Loma and the Channel Islands. “People used to be amused that anyone …

April 22, 2023

Friday, April 21

Lakers, Suns, Celtics, and 76ers go classical

With the NBA Playoffs in full flight, I will take this opportunity to explore some classical music via the logos of some of the teams in contention this year. Some teams, such as the New …

April 21, 2023
Moko man in a Maori world

“I live in the Maori world,” says Te Mairiki Williams. He says this because I have asked him about his moko, the tattoo that covers his face. I asked because this is not a usual …

April 21, 2023
Calvary Chapel Escondido: “Just come as you are!”

Calvary Chapel Escondido Contact: 2245 E Valley Pkwy, Escondido 760-487-8098 www.calvarychapelescondido.com Membership: 100 Pastor: Rick Greene Age: 44 Born: Oceanside Formation: Marietta Calvary Bible College Years Ordained: 14 San Diego Reader: How long do you …

April 21, 2023

Thursday, April 20

I-Que BBQ: flavors that sing “Yabba dabba do, bite and chew”

When I was a younger man, I wrote up the Chevy Chase apartments, situated on the border between La Mesa and Spring Valley, as ideal bachelor digs. Unfancy, freeway close, but more importantly, bumping up …

Audrey Callahan connects, Mark Dresser experiments, Twin Ritual releases, Ratt collects, Billy Galewood develops

“I used to perform nearly full-time in cover bands, but left the live music world behind many moons ago to ‘find myself’ when it came to the music industry,” says singer-songwriter Audrey Callahan, whose original …

April 20, 2023
Gonzo Report: Bruising show at Ocean Beach’s Holding Company yields pure punk bliss

“Suicidal Tendencies and The Last Gang shirts, I knew you would be exceptional people,” exclaims Agusto from South America, who is complimenting my wife and me on our T-shirt choices. The man himself is wearing …

Dustin Lothspeich leaves behind a legacy that sets a top bar

“Dustin wanted to turn my parents’ dining room into a music room,” says Jen Lothspeich, widow of Dustin Lothspeich, who died unexpectedly of natural causes in his La Mesa home on March 23. “On more …

April 20, 2023

Wednesday, April 19

Kyle Turley and other NFL stars stand by marijuana

“I’m repping my shirt today: San Diego State, baby!” exclaimed Kyle Turley to me on April 1. The Aztecs’ men’s basketball team had just come back from 14 points down in the second half against …

San Diego fat cats want UCSD's Pradeep Khosla to stay – why?

Pradeep’s rise A shadowy network of unidentified fat cats has come up with $13 million to fund the $500,000-a-year raise awarded to UC San Diego Chancellor Pradeep Khosla by the University of California’s regents on …

April 19, 2023
Tropical Terps uses terpenes that mimick strains of marijuana

“I’ve always wanted to have the ability to marijuana-up my beer, but that’s a no-no,” beams Belching Beaver Brewmaster Troy Smith, discussing the motivation behind his latest beer, Tropical Terps IPA. “If you had to …

The Star of India’s connection to Lyttelton, New Zealand

It’s an odd feeling, meeting in a five-million-year-old crater halfway down the South Island of New Zealand, and then hearing a San Diego song blast in your ears. I’m in Lyttelton, a harbor in New …

April 19, 2023

Tuesday, April 18

University Heights neighbors steaming over eight-story newbie

Several dozen community members gathered in front of 4350 Cleveland Avenue (at Meade) in University Heights on Saturday April 15, to protest the pending 49-unit, eight-story “affordable housing” building slated for construction on the quiet …

Monday, April 17

Who got cited at East Valley Parkway and Beven Drive checkpoint?

On April 14, between 6:30 pm and midnight, of the 717 drivers the Escondido Police Department pulled over at a checkpoint at East Valley Parkway and Beven Drive, police cited four drivers for driving with …

Green-to-Golden process delayed, Cottonwood trees showing off, Youngest moon visible

The Annual Green-to-Golden Transition of San Diego’s wild grasslands normally takes place in late March or early April. But this winter season’s late and heavy precipitation triggered a late growth of grasses, so the dry-out …

April 17, 2023
Rife Way and Sparren Avenue get chains on sidewalk

This isn’t Mira Mesa Boulevard or Black Mountain Road.” Some Rancho Peñasquitos residents who were pleased to see yellow wheelchair ramps put in at the corner of Rife Way and Sparren Avenue were astounded days …

Sunday, April 16

2023 promising to be another excellent year for bluefin tuna

Dock Totals 4/2– 4/15: 2560 anglers aboard 106 half-day to 3-day trips out of San Diego landings over the past two weeks caught 230 bluefin tuna, 4 bonito, 4 calico bass, 1 halibut, 28 lingcod, …

April 16, 2023
The weaker go players get to the Balboa Club by 7

Go solves the problem of most board games In San Diego most go players get that practice on Tuesday nights at the Balboa Club building at Sixth and Ivy. Here the Go Club meets, using …

April 16, 2023

Saturday, April 15

San Diego 's Little Italy has its own novelist

The Man who Turned Fact into Fiction One of the most famous bits of literary advice in the 20th Century was Sherwood Anderson’s suggestion that William Faulkner write not about aviators and New Orleans bohemians …

April 15, 2023

Friday, April 14

The Four Greatest War Horse Opera Recordings

Having been inspired by San Diego Opera’s recent production of Tosca, I’ve spent the last week listening to war horse recordings of war horse operas. I’ve selected a few highlights here. Based on what I’ve …

April 14, 2023
A poem by C.K. Williams

Allies: According to Herodotus “Just how much are you worth?” Xerxes asks Pythius, reputedly the richest man in Lydia, at the entertainment Pythius was holding in his palace for Xerxes and his chiefs of staff. …

April 14, 2023
UConn inexplicably forced to return to Connecticut after vanquishing San Diego State

“I don’t get it,” says guard Trenton Newton, who led the University of Connecticut Huskies to victory over the San Diego State Aztecs in the 2023 NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship on April 3. “We beat …

Legoland town council to hold emergency meeting on homeless encampments in newly opened San Diego exhibit

Last Monday, Legoland California proudly celebrated the long-awaited opening of its San Diego miniland, which joins famous urban landscapes like New York, Los Angeles, and New Orleans at the world-renowned theme park. And last Tuesday, …

Rich’s Nightclub donates exclusionary flag to Museum of Tolerance

“I was horrified,” says Rich’s Nightclub Director of Rectitude Natasha Trigger-Warning, recalling the moment that staff discovered a Pride flag featuring Harvey Milk’s friend Gilbert Baker’s original eight-color design. “On the one hand, seeing a …

Thursday, April 13

Santaluz: a neighborhood of “Posadas” and “Casitas”

Hello, friends. Before we get going, a quick programming note: this column you’re holding in your hands (or staring at on a screen, whatever) marks the 260th installment of Unreal Estate. That’s a solid 10 …

April 13, 2023
A.J. Croce pays tribute, Sister Speak presses vinyl, Sluka presents accordion, Patrick Yandall treats pain, Lori Bell places composition

When A.J. Croce was a week past his second birthday, his father, singer-songwriter Jim Croce, died in a September 1973 plane crash. Croce will celebrate two of his father’s albums, 1973’s Life and Times and …

April 13, 2023
Gonzo Report: Hardcore karaoke activates the crowd at the Fraternal Order of Eagles in National City

I belly up to the bar inside the dimly lit barroom of the Fraternal Order of Eagles community center in National City and order a five-buck bottle of Pacifico. Only three other souls share the …

Trained on Coltrane: the significant growth of Young Lions Jazz Conservatory’s Nick Caldwell

“I’ve been playing sax for seven and half years,” says Nick Caldwell, a 17-year-old high school senior who attends the San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts in Paradise Hills, and who is also …

Wednesday, April 12

The extremes San Diegans endure to make ends meet

A few months ago, I received one those scam message from a fake Instagram account. The user photo depicted a grinning, bearded man wearing a puffy vest. He looked like someone who owned a cabin …

April 12, 2023
Where will the Nathan Fletcher money go?

Sempra’s choice Now that Democrat Nathan Fletcher is resigning as a San Diego County supervisor due to the region’s latest elected official sex scandal, what will become of the million dollars or so amassed from …

April 12, 2023
Claire's on Cedros makes me a believer

Claire’s on Cedros made me a believer, again, in the joy of eating out for breakfast. You won’t find any rubbery three-egg combos or dry, heavy stacks of pancakes here. Only original dishes, carefully crafted, …

Sympathies for Lorena Gonzalez

Sympathies for A Woman Scorned Nathan Fletcher, the Gift that Keeps on Giving (“Key Todd Gloria backer Gil Cabrera gets hand slapped: Big stores, big money”, News Under the Radar, April 5). Actually our sympathies …

April 12, 2023

Tuesday, April 11

Verizon blames T-Mobile for Upas Street hot zone

A rooftop battle over radio-frequency (RF) emissions has been won by telecom giant Verizon - for now. It's not over, say attorneys for Carole Sachs, who owns and lives in the uptown penthouse condo that …

Monday, April 10

Do you look that good in Versace underwear?

Are recent thefts of designer perfume, sunglasses, tees, and underwear more common, or is it just social media? On March 9, Diana Llamas posted a video on TikTok of a person allegedly stealing from the …

Bracken Ferns begin to open, Black Oaks sprout new leaves

Bracken Ferns are rising on the higher mountains of San Diego County, their bright green, unfolding fronds (called “fiddleheads”) pushing up through the russet remains of last year’s growth. By late April or May, fully …

April 10, 2023
In-Ko-Pah’s Desert View Tower, the edge of nowhere

Party at the snakes' place The joke is that nobody is from here, because we are on the edge of nowhere, but, sure as snake’s teeth, the right kind of folks will settle just about …

April 10, 2023

Sunday, April 9

Sunken submarine forgotten off Imperial Beach

Lie down in darkness The night sea off the coast of La Jolla was smothered in fog on December 18, 1917, and in those pre-sonar days the American submarine F-1 had no way of knowing …

April 9, 2023

Saturday, April 8

Young victims of police torture in Tijuana

Torture in TJ "They apprehended me of work and handcuffed me They took me in on old grey van with, I think, blue license plates—maybe I didn't see them well. the inside of the van …

April 8, 2023

Friday, April 7

Tosca at San Diego Opera

Giacomo Puccini’s Tosca was the best thing San Diego Opera has produced in years. This production had it all, especially where it counted the most. Competent, seasoned, opera singers who knew their business performed the …

April 7, 2023
Tifereth Israel Synagogue: redemption through good works and God’s grace

Tifereth Israel Synagogue Contact: 6660 Cowles Mountain Blvd., San Carlos 619-697-6001 Membership: 240 Pastor: Rabbi Mathew Marko Age: 56 Born: Brooklyn, NY Formation: University of Florida, Gainesville Years Ordained: 7 San Diego Reader: What is …

April 7, 2023
MTS ≠ Making Transit Sexy

“In hindsight,” says MTS Spokesman Ellen Speed, “it may have been a mistake to fire Public Relations specialist Grecia Figueroa on the same day Nathan Fletcher announced his bid for state senate, especially given the …

Fletcher Falls to Filner’s Folly

“It’s baffling,” says San Diego Democratic Party Chair Becca Taylor. “Democrats are obviously the good guys in this world, fighting against the policies of the racist, sexist, corrupt, exploitative Republicans. And here in San Diego, …

Philandering Fletcher announces withdrawal from public life

Statement from County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher: “As I look back over my career as a County Supervisor — at my support for draconian lockdown measures during covid, at my insistence on covid vaccines for low-risk …

Thursday, April 6

RustiCucina’s Lemontini: Italian rustic with a twist

Spring has finally sprung — some might say it’s sprung a leak — so it feels seasonally appropriate to start with a lighter shade of cocktail before enjoying dinner at North Park’s RustiCucina. Bartender Vincent …

April 6, 2023
Little Hurricane & Jefferson Jay for kids, Chuck Charles & Spud Davenport for sale, Sully Band for charity, Unwritten Law for Pioneertown

“Our children’s album, Life is But a Dream, is available streaming worldwide,” announced dream pop duo Little Hurricane. Among the fifteen tracks are kids’ standards such as “Wheels On the Bus,” “This Old Man,” “Three …

April 6, 2023
Gonzo Report: Shipwrecks sails on at East Village’s Quartyard

I pull up in front of a homeless encampment on G street downtown next to the Arco, scan the meter, and pay for an hour and fourteen minutes of parking. Parking after six o’clock is …

Auz Fontaine beefs up the ranks and irons out the crackles

“We’re just dirty pop singing about pizookie appetizers at BJ’s,” says Auz Fontaine co-founder Captain Auzmo. “It always works and has this fun element, like when you go to a prix fixe and you get …

April 6, 2023

Wednesday, April 5

Salubrious psychedelics on Mt. Palomar

Once upon a time, if you wanted to take part in a ceremonial psychedelic experience, you had to pay a pretty penny: a flight to Costa Rica or Peru, and then a journey into the …

Key Todd Gloria backer Gil Cabrera gets hand slapped

Getting Gil’s goat A political committee run by the chair of the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority Gil Cabrera, which emailed a hit piece attacking ex-Assembly Democrat Lori Saldana last year during her bid …

April 5, 2023

Tuesday, April 4

Rains worsen San Diego's most dangerous dam

Lake Hodges Dam has received the state's worst possible safety rating, leaving the city with another delay in making repairs some say are decades overdue. Last month, the state's Division of Safety of Dams downgraded …

Monday, April 3

No wedding or birthday bashes at new Kendall-Frost field station

Work has begun on a new field station and learning center at the Kendall-Frost Marsh Reserve that by year’s end will provide a more spacious and modern facility for academic researchers, K-12 students and community …

Citrus blossoms wafting, Monkey Flowers on display, Paschal Moon

The Sticky-Sweet Odor of citrus blossoms is wafting on the spring breezes this year, as it has in every year since the 1870s, when the county’s first commercially planted orange and lemon groves began to …

April 3, 2023
The planes that pollute Serra Mesa

As aviation-gas lead drops over Serra Mesa... Usually when people complain about small regional airports, the issue is noise. But Serra Mesa resident Gary Keller is worried about lead poisoning, and a California health coalition …

Sunday, April 2

Casa Gabriela looks to lift the Boulevard

When I arrived in La Mesa nearly 25 years ago, the odd, triangular lot at the end of the main drag was occupied by a sleepy restaurant with a sleepy name: Village Garden Restaurant & …

The albacore are coming! No, they’re probably not.

Dock Totals 3/19– 4/1: 1,359 anglers aboard 62 half-day to 3-day trips out of San Diego landings over the past two weeks caught 18 bluefin tuna (to 120 pounds), 39 bocaccio, 17 calico bass (21 …

April 2, 2023
I celebrated American Christmas with gratitude while Vietnamese Christmas played a soundtrack underneath

I adored American Christmas I fell in love with America for the first time on a sweaty night in a Bangkok refugee center in March 1991. “In America people have meat with every meal,” my …

April 2, 2023

Saturday, April 1

I go undercover on Oceanside's Hwy 78 off-ramp

Will Work for Food I lost my job, my wife, my car, and I’m now homeless. I’m trying to stay sober. I’m hoping generous San Diegans will pass a few bucks my way to help …

April 1, 2023
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