April 2006

Features
Up and Down the FM Dial

Up and Down the FM Dial

Get behind the scenes of big changes in San Diego FM radio, and tune in to the a.m. chatter.

By Rachel Laing
Home Field Advantage

Home Field Advantage

Petco Park isn't the only local option for baseball junkies. Our author-scout assesses the area's most sparkling diamonds.

By Walter G. Meyer
When the Barons were Born

When the Barons were Born

Four San Diego icons look back on times of great change in the city.

By S.D. Liddick
San Diego for Nightcrawlers

San Diego for Nightcrawlers

Love the late nightlife but having a hard time finding it in sleepy San Diego? Here's evidence our sidewalks don't always roll up early.

By Julia Beeson

Departments
From Our Readers: April 2006 Archive »

Bonus questions on our "How San Diegan Are You?" quiz; Bazaar times in Old Town; and a sporting try.

City Files: Front Pages Archive »

Who's to blame for significant price fluctuations at area gas stations? Plus: Rush Limbaugh can eat cake; celebrity central; and an (art)walk on the wild side.

Seen Archive »

The Charity Ball's wonderful world; a racket at the Hard Rock; and one for the troops.

By Julia Beeson
Restaurant Reviews: West Archive »

Carlsbad's West is determined to become a major player among the county's destination eateries.

By David Nelson
Foodie Gossip: Hot Stuff Archive »

The Fort Knox of chocolate; pretty in pink; and communal dining at The Lodge at Torrey Pines.

By David Nelson
Wine Reviews: Wine Review Archive »

Sampling J. Schram 1999 and J. Davies Diamond Mountain District Cabernet Sauvignon 2002.

By Brett Anderson
Agenda: Art in Bloom Archive »

Nature's exquisite handiwork celebrated.

Stage: As Pluck Would Have It Archive »

Productions with pluck take center stage at area playhouses.

By Don Braunagel
Sight: Paintbrushes and Pixels Archive »

Digital technology expands the artist's palette.

By Marcia Manna
Journal: Guilty by Association Archive »

Did former City Councilman Michael Zucchet lose his office simply because he was a practicing politician?

By Ron Donoho
Business: Eyes on the Prize Archive »

The Kyoto Laureate Symposium shines an international spotlight on San Diego, but the event's future here is uncertain.

By Larry M. Edwards
Profile: Shara Fisler Archive »

Shara Fisler introduces inner-city youth to the region's marine habitats.

By Julia Beeson
Dialogue with Tom Blair: Ronne Froman Archive »

Ronne Froman follows up a distinguished Navy career and other leadership posts by becoming San Diego's first chief operating officer.

Health: War without End Archive »

For those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, the experiences of combat aren't so easily left behind.

By Margie Farnsworth
Tom Blair's I on San Diego: Outside In Archive »

Sensitivity training; the Price of glory; and politics as usual.

By Tom Blair

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