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Stories for May 2023

Wednesday, May 31

San Diego condemns driveway next to Normal Street

After years of delays, Normal Street's pedestrian promenade, which began as a grassroots effort in Hillcrest in 2015, is moving forward. What was the holdup? A driveway. Hillcrest Village Square Partners, who have owned the …

Waterbeds – from my La Jolla garage studio to Paris

The first time I lay down on a waterbed, I thought, “Who wouldn’t want one of these?” The undulating motion of the water, the evenly distributed pressure against my body — so relaxing, and sensual …

Even Fox feeds Toni Atkins cash machine

Toni and Rupert’s political romance Controversial right-wing commentator Tucker Carlson is out of a job, and Fox News is poorer by $787.5 million, thanks to its settlement with Dominion Voting Systems over defamation charges arising …

May 31, 2023
My month in San Diego jail

“Be strong!” said my brother as I was led out of the courtroom. I had just been sentenced to 90 days in the county jail for possession with intent to sell. I had hired the …

May 31, 2023
Books do furnish a room: from Fashion Valley’s Banana Republic to Burning Man

Books do furnish a room “More Luxury Coming Soon!” promised the poster at Fashion Valley, by way of explaining and apologizing for the mall’s rough-and-tumble construction zone vibe. But inside Banana Republic, it had already …

May 31, 2023
Papa Simp meets the Karen killer

I was frustrated. I hadn’t asked for a Tesla when I made the rental car reservation. I certainly hadn’t asked for a Tesla with the pre-set user name Papa Simp. (I move my seat back, …

May 31, 2023

Tuesday, May 30

When will San Diego's lithium-ion fires stop?

On May 18, a Zero electric scooter caught fire at an apartment complex in Normal Heights. The Thursday night fire by the hillside overlooking Mission Valley and just west of the 805 was the fifth …

Monday, May 29

Crape Myrtles vs Crepe Myrtles, Ocean Temps on the Upturn

Call them crape myrtles or crepe myrtles, both names correctly describe the deciduous small trees from the Lagerstroemia genus in the loosestrife family (Lythraceae). Crape Myrtles are in bloom around San Diego this month through …

May 29, 2023
933 more bedrooms for Rolando stirs up locals

San Diego sides with Carmel Partners in Rolando project The Boulevard at 63rd, formerly known as Centrepoint Luxury Apartments from developer Carmel Partners, has been at the center of a controversy that so far has …

May 29, 2023

Sunday, May 28

Cool Start for a Predicted El Niño Year

Dock Totals 5/14 – 5/27: 5081 anglers aboard 247 half-day to 3-day trips out of San Diego landings over the past two weeks caught 1 barracuda, 2849 bluefin tuna (up to 186 pounds), 30 bocaccio, …

May 28, 2023
San Diego megachurches, storefront churches – why would you go?

San Diego's Antiochian Orthodox church surprises. He looks like a regular young guy — maybe late 20s or early 30s. Head shaved to mask a receding hairline, a black goatee to offset the baldness, the …

May 28, 2023

Saturday, May 27

The Cold War and the Bali Hai

Shelter Island’s Bali Hai was never some little grog shop “Special Tables for Spies, Espionage Agents to View the U.S. Fleet — Binoculars furnished to U.S. Citizens only,” said a 1950s advertisement for the restaurant. …

May 27, 2023

Friday, May 26

Brahms and Dvorak with Payare and Barnatan

Rigorous is a word that rarely raises its strict head in the fair city of San Diego. Relaxation is the dominant paradigm. Rigor must hide in the shadows cast by the eternal sunny disposition of …

May 26, 2023
Tats and tots

Oceanside’s Ryes & Grind is a West Coast Jewish Deli that gives off upscale coffee shop vibes, underlain by a tinge of surfer grunge. Most people I saw dining in either wore beanies or had …

Experience the sprawling housing complex of this Rancho Santa Fe Mediterranean estate

As regular readers already know, we look at some pretty nice houses here at Unreal. But if you’re wealthy enough to be looking at homes in one of the country’s most expensive communities, property that …

Thursday, May 25

Gunner Gunner reunion in OB, Joshua White in La Jolla, Music Fest in North Park, Jazz Organ Summit in La Mesa, Doyle of The Misfits in the daytime

After graduating from La Jolla High in 2011, singer/songwriter Josh Blevins attended Pepperdine before enrolling at SDSU and launching Gunner Gunner around 2014. After a long period of inactivity, the band will perform a reunion …

May 25, 2023
Gonzo Report: Punk nirvana approached at Burning Beard Brewery

“What made you think the world needed another brewery?” I ask Burning Beard Brewery co-founder Mike Maass. He doesn’t miss a beat, laughing as he explains the art of brewing, and the environment he and …

11-year-old upright bassist Ned Hobson is making connections

The upright bass is in some ways the most essential instrument in a jazz ensemble. The trouble is that there just aren’t enough bass players to go around, and the really good ones end up …

May 25, 2023

Wednesday, May 24

San Diego Reader's 2023 Summer Fun Issue

May 27-28 North Park Music Festival North Park A music, food, and art festival as unique as North Park itself. The North Park Mini Park and surrounding streets will be transformed into a music venue, …

Sara Jacobs learns about hunger at 5-star hotels in Kenya and Somalia

Sara’s care package It was off to Kenya for a week starting April 8 for House Democrat Sara Jacobs, who hasn’t been wasting any time catching up with her predecessor Susan Davis in the free …

May 24, 2023
Attorney Miranda is snake in the grass

Miranda’s malign message Danielle Thomassen’s interview in San Diego Reader of vapid divorce attorney Tim Miranda (“Divorcée talks with Antonyan Miranda, king of divorce billboards”, Cover Stories, May 3, 2023) gave him much more credence …

May 24, 2023
Pickleball edging out tennis on San Diego courts

As I recall, it was around the middle of the last decade when I first encountered pickleball. My friend Andy Cox and I were nearing the end of a game of tennis at Collier Park …

Tuesday, May 23

El Cajon tries to crack down on hotels – state says no

El Cajon planning commissioners last week voted 4-0 to revoke the "deemed approved" status of a motel where adults had rented rooms for minors, and a teen was found shot in the head. The motel …

Monday, May 22

Food missionaries serve migrants trapped between two border walls

Since the March 11 end of Title 42, which requires asylum seekers to stay in Mexico while their process is worked on, migrants crossed the first wall of the two existing border walls. Small groups …

May 22, 2023
Land Bird Migration in Full Swing, Coastal Clouds Linger

“June Gloom,” the generally dreary, overcast, late-spring weather along San Diego’s coastline, has already begun and could intensify next month. Occasionally, the low clouds will stick around for several days. This is usually triggered by …

May 22, 2023
People drive past Linda Vista on their way to somewhere

Linda Vista in conflict with itself Linda Vista is San Diego’s cucuy room. People drive past it on the way to somewhere. Sometimes they go there for a specific place like Skate World but don’t …

Sunday, May 21

From Baja Malibu to San Miguel – best Baja surf

Waves bigger than your house We are on the road to Playas de Tijuana, the stretch where the border fence acts as guardrail on the right. Jeff has agreed to tutor me in the ways …

May 21, 2023

Saturday, May 20

Deep look at Mayor Pete Wilson's aides

All the mayor's men White, 35, has been with Wilson longer than any of the mayor's advisors, and has made it a personal policy not to get within writing distance of reporters. He ducked back …

May 20, 2023

Friday, May 19

Symphonies by Mendelssohn, Dvorak, and Bruckner

When it comes to symphonies, very few composers have all of their symphonic utterances consistently performed. Of course, Beethoven sits atop the heap even if his First, Second, Fourth, and Eighth symphonies don’t get the …

May 19, 2023
Coastal Vineyard: building a community of love

Coastal Vineyard Contact: 5663 Balboa Ave. #605, San Diego ( Sunday gatherings: 10 am at Kavod Charter School, 6991 Balboa Ave.) 858-456-5045 www.coastvineyard.org Membership: 70 Pastor: Michelle Wilson Age: 53 Born: Lawrence, KS Formation: University …

May 19, 2023

Thursday, May 18

Hoxton Manor: Asia without rules

Hoxton Manor’s theme of Southeast Asian inspired food with a California flair might seem a bit heady: the influences lean on Thailand and Vietnam, but there are no rules when it comes to flavor combinations, …

Temblad release, Blaise Guld gig, Dustin Lothspeich tribute, Jared Mattson solo, Guitar Plus Workshop

Temblad (Spanish for “Tremble”) was founded as a metal cover band before developing original music. The group will debut their album Hallucignosis at the Soda Bar in City Heights on Friday, May 19, with other …

May 18, 2023
Gonzo Report: Tio Leo’s transforms into a proper jazz joint

I’ll start out with a confession: I hate crowds. I get pretty stressed out at a sold-out concert, which is why I’ll do just about anything to arrive early enough at a general admission show …

Ancient robot software keeps Satanic Puppeteer Orchestra running

Problems in Modern Puppetry Performance : When SDSU English department grad and tech geek Michael Buchmiller turned himself into Professor B. Miller of the Satanic Puppeteer Orchestra, he knew he’d face challenges in the songwriting, …

Wednesday, May 17

Hot words at Lucha Libre on Washington

A recent verbal altercation at a local Lucha Libre-inspired restaurant in Mission Hills was actual and not a professional wrestling skit, as many onlookers thought. "Ma'am, give me my receipt, you fu--ing bit-h .... "You …

Ginsberg thought I was an airhead, Vonnegut said I was 'loose'

I hesitate to admit this, but much of my writing is rooted in dreams. Before your eyes roll back in your head and you start struggling with whether or not to feign interest — you …

La Mesa's Colin Parent and Chula Vista's John McCann exploit behest law

Pot and trash talking La Mesa Vice Mayor Colin Parent, CEO of self-styled pro-transit nonprofit Circulate San Diego, has of late been under the microscope for soliciting $700,000 over the past five years for Circulate …

May 17, 2023
The beautiful game gets a bold brew

San Diego has no shortage of sports-related beers. Padres fans have Ballast Point’s Swingin’ Friar Ale and AleSmith’s .394 Pale Ale, while Aztecs fans can sip on AleSmith’s San Diego State Ale, and even Gulls …

Updating McKinley Elementary’s library with designer Heather Vitti Pruett

“McKinley Elementary’s library hadn’t been updated since 1970,” says interior designer Heather Vitti Pruett. “Fifty years!” Then, back in 2018, Pruett suddenly found herself in a position to do something about that, after she enrolled …

May 17, 2023
The Artificial Intelligence of the Generative Grounded Transformer: this time, it's personal

“It’s almost like an infant,” says Jonathan Bickoff. It’s a refreshingly simple take on one of the most tortured topics currently getting bandied about among La Jolla’s digi-pioneering crowd: AI. Artificial Intelligence: an evolution-leaping phenomenon …

May 17, 2023

Tuesday, May 16

UCSD students and University City long-timers in epic battle

Housing-starved students in University City say they're fighting for elbow room with older, more established residents. "They're calling us transient - the new word is migratory now," said Aidan Lin at a city workshop last …

Monday, May 15

Mule Deer Roam Cuyamaca Park, Foxtails Brown as Mustard and Bulbs Bloom, High Tides Peak

Mule Deer by the dozens continue to roam through the 25,000 acre Cuyamaca Rancho State Park. Take an early-morning drive down Highway 79 through the park, and you’ll likely spot deer on or near the …

May 15, 2023
Julian wants to put out its own fires

Are the volunteers getting hosed? Nicio Aguilera is blunt: “Nobody up here trusts the county. We don’t trust them, we don’t like them.” Aguilera, who spent 15 years fighting fires in Philadelphia and another 15 …

May 15, 2023

Sunday, May 14

Bluefin counts dip during the full moon

Dock Totals 4/30– 5/13: 3,889 anglers aboard 189 half-day to 3-day trips out of San Diego landings over the past two weeks caught 892 bluefin tuna (up to 180 pounds), 35 bocaccio, 334 bonito, 133 …

May 14, 2023
The tragic road from Valley Center to Orange County

Treacherous Santiago Canyon Road Leonard Duguay’s 85th birthday came and went on July 5, 2016, without celebration. The Modjeska Canyon resident had disappeared and the search for him took a mysterious turn weeks later when …

May 14, 2023

Saturday, May 13

Off-duty cop kills beer thief at Santee Vons

Steal Beer And Die The bloodstains have long since faded, courtesy of Scram, sun, and time. More than a decade ago, in the parking lot of a Vons in Santee, Christopher St. Louis, 18, lost …

May 13, 2023

Friday, May 12

Rachmaninoff a la Ohlsson at San Diego Symphony

The San Diego Symphony concert on Saturday, May 6, started off with a new piece of music entitled Onward by Brian Raphael Nabors. This composition took me by surprise. I am always skeptical of new …

May 12, 2023
You Can’t Fight City Hall…

Statement from Walter Mencken: Here at SD on the QT, we try to avoid making the obvious joke. Well, most of the time. But when you get a slow news week combined with the city’s …

Weight Loss titan Jenny Craig forced to shut down operations

Last week, visitors to the Jenny Craig website were surprised to find its usual offerings of subscription meal plans, exercise regimens, and articles on weight loss and nutrition replaced by a blunt message: “We give …

The Boys in Biden’s Band

Last week, the Biden Administration announced that it would be sending 1500 troops to the United States’ southern border, in anticipation of a migrant surge following the expiration of Title 42, which allowed for the …

Three poems for May by Sara Teasdale

May Night The spring is fresh and fearless And every leaf is new, The world is brimmed with moonlight, The lilac brimmed with dew. Here in the moving shadows I catch my breath and sing-- …

May 12, 2023

Thursday, May 11

Four Tunas Fish & Bar: survivors’ big dreams in North County

The intersection of North Broadway and Washington is buzzy and busy. If you’re not careful, you might miss the signage for Four Tunas, which is bumped up against Adriana’s Insurance Services in one corner of …

El Perro reboots lineup, Optiganally Yours returns to stage, Cindy Lee Berryhill reheats Nuggets, Run For Your Fucking Life reissues debut, Headphone revisits OB

Founded in 2019 and led by guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Parker Griggs (Radio Moscow), El Perro is a psychedelic rock band with a second guitar and percussionist pushing the music into syncopated Latin and funk grooves. The group …

May 11, 2023
Gonzo Report: Booty Bassment at Whistle Stop - The BootyMan Cometh

It’s finally starting to feel like Southern California again, rather than the soggy Pacific Northwest. The weather tax is finally paying its dividends. Everyone’s spirits are elevated. The sun is chirping and the birds are …

Young Lions’ drummer Rhydian Marshall’s rock & role model high school

There are plenty of stories about drummers who got their start while still in their teens or even earlier. But not many involve someone with the talent and potential of Young Lions Jazz Conservatory phenom …

Wednesday, May 10

Deadly San Diego hotels – from Harbor Island and Mission Bay to El Cajon and National City

The oldest hotel murder in San Diego is believed to be that of Roger Whitaker, a gambler who was shot to death in room 309 of the historic Horton Grand Hotel which now stands at …

May 10, 2023
USS San Diego among many eyeballed for lax fire safety

Fire in the hold A report to Congress by the United States Government Accountability Office in the wake of the July 2020 fire that devastated the USS Bonhomme Richard has found that when it comes …

May 10, 2023
The Mystery of Guatay Mountain

Located in Guatay near Pine Valley, Guatay Mountain is a moderately strenuous hike. With a length of 5.3 miles and an elevation gain of around 1,600 feet, the hike will take most people 2 to …

May 10, 2023
Encinitas twinhome condo to own or Airbnb

We tend to go big here at Unreal. Whether that means massive houses or more modest ones with a long history, one thing they usually have in common is that they’re going to take some …

May 10, 2023

Tuesday, May 9

Is Octetra the right art for Del Mar?

A proposal to put a modern sculpture by an acclaimed artist outside the Del Mar Civic Center nearly died last week before the public could even weigh in. "I'd rather just rip the bandaid off …

Monday, May 8

Roads hang in danger in and out of Playas de Tijuana

One month has passed since a landslide took place in El Mataderom, the cliff where the road to Playas de Tijuana was built on. The original project to connect Playas with the downtown Tijuana was …

California Wild Rose is showing off, rabbits, rodents, and snakes are out and hunting

Wild Rose, a California native, is in bloom in San Diego County’s foothills and mountains. In moist, lowland areas and along small watercourses, wild rose shows off small, fluorescent-pink flowers. By June and July, the …

May 8, 2023
20-story tower on Sixth tests the limits

How high can Bankers Hill go? A project to build a 20-story residential tower next to the St. Paul’s cathedral on Sixth Avenue between Maple and Nutmeg won praise and criticism from the community Thursday …

Sunday, May 7

Frank Chin, Asian iconoclast, on West Coast road trip

Do not sell your children to monsters My first novel is in the bookstores. My name and, here and there, my picture pop up in newspaper book reviews and Asian-American weeklies. “Are you famous?” Sam …

May 7, 2023

Saturday, May 6

The Chinese buried their dead in very shallow graves

The forgotten war "It’s just like it was yesterday. On November 27 [1950] we were in a little village of Hagaru [North Korea]. That was the day the Chinese attacked further north and headed our …

May 6, 2023

Friday, May 5

Hubert Parry and Charles Stanford

When I'm in a cultural depression, I often turn to The Edwardians. The Edwardian Era is home to England’s most accomplished composers, save Georg Frederik Handel. The era lasted from 1901 to the death of …

May 5, 2023
Gina Tang trust-falls into the good life with Little Shepherds

Gina Tang has spent a lot of time thinking about what makes a good life, and trying to effect changes accordingly. Much of her career has involved working on projects that she believes in, whether …

May 5, 2023

Thursday, May 4

J & Tony’s La Sabina Morada: a gateway for people experiencing amaro

“Inspiration comes from a cocktail I had in Oaxaca, Mexico,” says Sarah Block, Bar Manager for J & Tony’s Discount Cured Meats and Negroni Warehouse. A well-traveled colleague recommended visiting a bar called Sabina Sabe …

May 4, 2023
Wolf in the Woods: Hatch chile heaven

Wolf in the Woods treats food as a cultural expression, presenting the flavors of New Mexico with artful craft, assisted by the freshest ingredients and heartfelt preparation. Owner Johnny Rivera has managed a perfect blend …

Strike Twelve VS smartphones, The Schizophonics FT duo, Lindsay White RE motherhood, Kahlee EP drop, Debora Galan MB showcase

Temecula-based melodic punk group Strike Twelve has a new album due at the end of June, Last Band Standing, preceded by a video for “Smart Phones, Stupid People” filmed with the members’ cell phones. “I …

May 4, 2023
Gonzo Report: Puente covers Rodrigo’s “Tuyo” at The Garten food and drink collective

Bay Park — a cloudy Sunday in April. Still jacket weather in San Diego. My destination for the day was The Garten. I turned on Sherman off Morena, turned left on Banks, and found my …

May 4, 2023
Through the Roots: slowed pace, increased production

Evan Hawkins’ first exposure to reggae music came courtesy of his mom, who listened to Bob Marley and UB40. Then, when he was a teenager in the mid-2000s, a friend started bringing him to see …

May 4, 2023

Wednesday, May 3

Divorcée talks with Antonyan Miranda, king of divorce billboards

Five months into my recent nuptials, I found myself in something of an ominous place, matrimonially speaking: on the 21st floor of the downtown Emerald Plaza, which houses the law office of popular divorce law …

May 3, 2023
Preuss School students tell whole story about riding the trolley

Preuss’s trolley travails UCSD’s PR honchos are well-known for frequently touting the university’s charter prep school. “The Preuss School is located on the UC San Diego campus and is led by an alumna of the …

May 3, 2023
Nathan Fletcher – what a man

The bare bottom line on Nathan Fletcher Like many people, I was pretty heartbroken learning of our representative’s downfall. (“Where will the Nathan Fletcher money go?”, News Under the Radar, April 12, 2023) He unfortunately …

May 3, 2023
Little Shepherds Nature Lab’s Red Rover bus gets a kid-sized composting kitchen

The bus you see here being readied for a new paint job is Red Rover, or at least, it will be. That’s Gina Tang, Creative Director of Little Shepherds Nature Lab, applying some tape before …

Tuesday, May 2

Sneaking kiosks with ads into downtown San Diego

They're a step closer to landing on a sidewalk downtown, but not an inch closer to universal love: dozens of eight-foot-tall digital kiosks that threaten to end the city's historic ban on new outdoor advertising. …

Monday, May 1

El Cajon promises on potholes

On April 22 and 23, the El Cajon Facebook page challenged those living there to hop onto their "My El Cajon" app and "mark every pothole you can find within our city limits and have …

Blame Eddy for May Gray and June Gloom, chamise and buckwheat are blooming

The Catalina Eddy, a meteorological condition responsible for days-long episodes of dreary, overcast weather over San Diego, is most likely to occur in May and June. This weather pattern, which intensifies our late-spring “June Gloom,” …

May 1, 2023
There are two Sorrento Valleys

Sorrento Valley lacks stickiness It’s among the safest of neighborhoods. A glance at crime statistics shows negligible amounts in Sorrento Valley proper (most months: no murder, no rape, 20 nonresidential burglaries). The place is either …

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