Anyone who's ever lived in Los Angeles or has ever been to our fair neighbor to the north has probably been to Tommy's Hamburgers. For the uninitiated, Tommy's offers a one-of-a-kind experience. To call it a "chili burger" is a disservice. In the interest of full disclosure, I'm a reformed ...

San Diego is home to a thriving design scene, and Wearhaus is at the center of it all. Its purpose is to bring like-minded people together to network, share ideas (sound familiar?) and show their wares at the monthly showcase at the San Diego Martini Ranch ...

You've probably seen his artwork - especially if you frequent the Belly Up in Solana Beach. His name is Scrojo - and he's been designing concert posters for about two decades now. I found his website at ...

The New York Times looks at the gains that the Left may be making in San Diego, a normally conservative town.

Anya Marina, SD radio personality, tours her

San Diego is a pretty conservative town. It has a huge military population and a lot of Republicans call this place home. That being said, on the news of Air America's arrival in San Diego on Monday at KPOP 1360 AM, I should also mention that we're also home to ...

Bad news on the telly got ya down? Gas prices are f*in' with the budget; people are now making Reagan out to have been a GOOD president, or save that a cowboy - but it looks like the Gods have smiled upon us this summer. Lollapalooza makes its return ...

I know that reading Joe's earlier post makes me want to change my mind... I'll be attending Sunday's Ethnic Food Festival at... wait for it... Balboa Park. All the park's houses will be there serving plates representative of their countries. Fun and excitement from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. so remember ...

San Diego is a strange market for radio.... it's always in the shadow of its big sister Los Angeles, but we are also privvy to some of the best radio in the country (FM 94/9's "From the Pile", KPBS' "The Lounge," etc...). Chris runs SDRadio.net and updates it ...

The Holidays are here... and San Diego's Balboa Park partook in the yearly activities known as Christmas Holidays on the Prado. I posted a few quick pics, now posted at my gallery. I hope everyone had the chance to go and enjoy - it did seem like ...

Looks like Balboa Park will be adding one more house - Casa de Mexico or House of Mexico. They expect the groundbreaking in a couple of years. The addition was approved just a few days ago. It was about time.

I sure hope not... he may not be the BEST candidate... but, c'mon - AHNULD? Bill Simon? And it'll cost dozens of millions of dollars to rush through a recall election. All that and we may have another Florida 2000 debacle on our hands if the chads hang......

Here's the response I received regarding the Red Light Cameras and my unfortunate incident this weekend: The City of San Diego's Red Light Photo Enforcement program is being reinstated due to the fact that many studies have shown that it is a proven method of deterring motorists from running ...

On my car ride home from Lindbergh Field last night, I noticed that the dreaded red-light camera had been reinstalled at 10th and A. It was about 9 p.m. and as I was approaching the intersection, I noticed the light had turned yellow. I stopped, the car on my left ...

A strange thing happened on Friday after I booted my laptop in the conference room - instead of logging into the wireless network our radio engineers had set up last year, the machine automatically found at least three Wi-Fi access points I could log on to: "Leslie," "WITHOUT_WIRES," and another ...