San Diego Magazine - April 2002 - San Diego, California

Cover Story
	Cheap Eats When the object is good food at fair prices, these 25 San Diego–area eateries should fill the bill and save you lots of change. By Thomas K. Arnold, Tom Blair & Judi Strada

Cover Story

Cheap Eats

When the object is good food at fair prices, these 25 San Diego–area eateries should fill the bill and save you lots of change.

By Thomas K. Arnold, Tom Blair & Judi Strada

Features
	A Case of Foul Play Private investigator Richard Post disappeared more than three years ago. Believed dead, he left a confusing trail of deceit and broken hearts. But as his wild case heads toward federal court, one... By Kevin Cox
	Midlife Career Changes More and more adults—in their 30s, 40s and 50s—are shucking the day job and pursuing a dream job. By Cathy Clark

Features

A Case of Foul Play

Private investigator Richard Post disappeared more than three years ago. Believed dead, he left a confusing trail of deceit and broken hearts. But as his wild case heads toward federal court, one...

By Kevin Cox

Midlife Career Changes

More and more adults—in their 30s, 40s and 50s—are shucking the day job and pursuing a dream job.

By Cathy Clark

Departments
Policing the Politicians	Archive »
A new ethics commission is mandated to keep an eye on San Diego city politics. But the watchdog agency is a puppy and may take years to grow teeth. By Ron Donoho
Front Pages	Archive »
The other van Dam story; plus: Hustler’s Larry Flynt in San Diego, Dolly Parton thinks literacy, and Rita Coolidge lifts firefighters higher and higher. By Sarah Sabalos LaSpaluto, Editor
The World of Wireless	Archive »
Qualcomm’s CDMA technology powers just 15 percent of wireless networks today. But within the next few years, the local company will virtually control world mobile markets. By Mike Drummond