Cleaning up after Mike Aguirre; starstruck in the Valley; and cost accounting in the mayor's race.

San Diego's urban landscape is a free-for-all when it comes to constructing tall buildings. Plus: A rock hottie sidles up to Side Bar; no shopper's remorse here; and hooking up in the hometown.

Salk's singular sensation, Bravo on Broadway and a Nobel affair.

By Julia Beeson

Uncovering two Asian culinary gems--Amarin Thai and Kyoto Sushi--in San Diego's Midway District.

By Robin Kleven Dishon

Fishy business in Hillcrest; tasty news for chef wannabes; and an appetite for Restaurant Week.

A spirited staging at the Rep; Aquila's spin on a Bard classic.

By Don Braunagel

A preview of the 2006 San Diego Opera season, highlighted by an operatic force.

By David Gregson

Randy Cunningham’s military brethren find him to be a high-flying hypocrite of the worst stripe in taking bribes and potentially putting U.S. armed forces in harm’s way.

By Ron Donoho

Redevelopment is touted as positive change designed to revitalize blighted neighborhoods and commercial zones. But in the process, property rights can get trampled——and just the threat of...

By Larry M. Edwards

The Chrysler 300C is a pretty surprise.

By Laura Byrd

Toni Atkins stepped into the role of San Diego's acting mayor during a time of monumental fiscal crisis and suspicions of corruption at City Hall

By Tom Blair

Taking stock of last year's People To Watch, and political correctness lost in translation.

By Tom Blair

Ditch the contact lenses--these fetching eyewear designs are certain to attract double-takes.

By Heather Eubanks

Remembering 30-year San Diego Police Department spokesman Bill Robinson.

By Thomas K. Arnold