Being a bit of a ‘weirdo’ is worth the reward on the other side for Carlsbad wood artist – San Diego Union-Tribune
An allergy put an end to Mac Hillenbrand’s work as a licensed painting contractor, and it opened up…
Why extending prescriptions to 12 months is a good thing – Cecilia Robinson
Under the current system, many patients must visit their prescriber every three months just to renew prescriptions, an…
The economy has crashed completely off the track – Matthew Hooton
If anything, economists were too generous to the Government. While economists picked a 0.3-0.4% decline, headline GDP collapsed…
A promising outlook for housing, yet again – San Diego Union-Tribune
Maybe this time will be different. For several years, the California Legislature and some cities like San Diego…
The Listener 2025 collection: 10 myths about healthy eating and nutrition busted
As Listener.co.nz resident nutritionist, Jennifer Bowden explores myths about nutrition and healthy eating. Here are her top 10…
San Diego native highlights Black culinary culture in curated food tour – San Diego Union-Tribune
After seeing the party bus/food tour concept in other cities, Bev Freeman began working on one for her…
Planning everything out and having it all defined? No thank you, not for this artist – San Diego Union-Tribune
Artist Denja Harris would prefer not to know. For example, when she reflects on completing her first solo…
Homelessness clouds grow darker despite slight positive trends – San Diego Union-Tribune
It seems there’s hardly anything good to say about reducing homelessness in San Diego these days. Keep that…
San Diego artist creates work from Chinese heritage and mythology to imagine a future of joy – San Diego Union-Tribune
Jon Chen is a multidisciplinary artist from San Diego who’s spent a chunk of this year working on…
What could you create, imagine, with no boundaries? – San Diego Union-Tribune
In the early 2000s, hamsa fae (who uses lowercase lettering in her name) recalls a kind of collective thrill that came with the…