This is the kind of bistro cooking for which many San Diegans salivate when planning trips to France.

By David Nelson

It wasn’t quite Rocky, but there was a ringmaster of sorts at the second annual Beer vs. Wine Dinner.

By David Nelson

Trattoria Acqua welcomes its guests with the ambience of the Italian Mediterranean.

By Tom Blair

By Ron Donoho

The all-male dance troupe with the funny name——JabbaWockeeZ——shares the stage with music superstars. Plus: A local entrepreneur helps social networking grow up; Jorge Cruise does Downward...

By Julia Beeson Polloreno

Eating right takes care of 80 percent of your health needs, but there’s a remaining 20 percent.

By Jorge Cruise

World Series MVP Cole Hamels forged his dogged determination to succeed on the baseball fields of San Diego

By Ron Donoho

The 10th Avenue terminal has a big future — or at least that’s the idea

By Rich Acello

Stylist to the stars Robert Verdi and Bravo’s Project Runway winner Christian Siriano headlined Fashion Valley’s Simon Fashion Now event.

Burnham Institute for Medical Research hosted its elegant black-tie affair, Discovery Without Boundaries, at The Grand Del Mar.

Ray Lucia, Joseph Madrigal, and Darlene and Donald Shiley were honored at Palomar College’s annual benefit, “Palomar Celebrates Community!”

The San Diego chapter of the Huntington’s Disease Society of America hosted its eighth annual Celebration of Hope event at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Heidi Dorman and Robin Gitman chaired Vista Hill Foundation’s Legends & Legacy gala at the Hard Rock Hotel.

The 17th annual Butterfly Ball, which supports Fresh Start’s mission of giving free reconstructive surgery to disadvantaged kids with deformities.

Madeleine and T. Boone Pickens hosted a charity golf tournament and dinner reception to benefit FACE Foundation.

Former U.S. surgeon general Dr. Joycelyn Elders was keynote speaker at a private fund-raiser for the National Disease Clusters Alliance.

Local philanthropists and volunteers were honored at the National Philanthropy Day Celebration.

Junior Achievement of San Diego hosted the San Diego Business Hall of Fame’s 20th-anniversary celebration.

Going the distance in Carlsbad; ringing in the new year; and writing about the past.

General and artistic director, Ian Campbell, plans seasons four or five years in advance.

By Cherlene Baldridge

Along with Valentine’s Day and New Year’s Eve, San Diego Restaurant Week is one of the busiest events for the city’s restaurants, a time when regulars and new diners crowd the city’s top...

By Jennifer Sussmann

The start of a new year is an opportunity to start fresh again. For many San Diegans, a new year doesn’t just mean it’s time to buy a new calendar.