A helping of thanks from a Zonie; bursting the housing-cost bubble; the flock continues to defend the Reverend Amanda May. And if our ConVis Bureau isn’t broken, why fix it?

San Diego’s archaeological history is all dug up with no place to go. Plus: Paris Hilton at the W Hotel; Pearl Jam dumps on George Bush; Francis Ford Coppola does MoPA; and building a better body...

By Thomas K. Arnold

Party Pages: Magical music, big birthdays and a beautiful Bening.

By Jeanne Beach Eigner

The Gaslamp Quarter’s new Mister Tiki Mai Tai Lounge is pretty kicky.

By Robin Kleven Dishon

Wine times; food, football and the Food Bank.

By Patricia Walsh

If you head to Jersey Boysat La Jolla Playhouse, don’t expect a Mamma Mia!This is real-life stuff about the storied Four Seasons pop quartet.

By Don Braunagel

By Don Braunagel

Will Jahja Ling live up to his promise as the savior of the San Diego Symphony?

By David Gregson

Operating on this year’s “Top Doctors” list.

By Ron Donoho

The race to become San Diego’s city attorney is the most fascinating in recent history. Both candidates say change is necessary. But will the activist or the insider be able to pull it off?

By Ron Donoho

The financial muscle of the business community is behind the strong-mayor and TransNet proposals on the November ballot, but determined opponents hope to send both initiatives back to the drawing...

By Larry M. Edwards

Benson Deng is one of the found boys of the Sudan.

By Deirdre O'Shea

The Chargers kick off with bloopers; our Governator doesn’t impress a murderer.

By Tom Blair

Derrick Cartwright, the new executive director of the San Diego Museum of Art, paints a rosy picture of the future.

By Tom Blair

The latest and greatest gadgets in the new wave of technology.

By Heather Eubanks

On the one-year anniversary of San Diego’s devastating firestorms, an NFL veteran remembers another historic San Diego inferno.

By Rick Smith