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The forests of San Diego County that have shaded 500 generations of local people and provided pine needle bedding, oak woodland and spiritual renewal could disappear. Overly intense fires in quick succession, along with drought, borer insects and climate extremes is laying waste to trees and creating a hostile environment for regrowth. Beloved local places — the Laguna mountains, Cuyamaca ... Read More »
How San Diego's vision for a world-class waterfront vanished. Read More »
With attendance, fundraising and visibility on the rise for Balboa Park's Timken Museum, some question the wisdom of bringing in a New York-based art conservator as executive director. Read More »
Ian Campbell, general director of the San Diego Opera, was heckled and booed before Saturday night’s opening performance of “Don Quixote,” perhaps the last opera to be staged by the storied company. Read More »
Sources say no committee has been formed and opera leadership still hasn't answered a letter from the board. Read More »
Last night, the board of the San Diego Opera postponed closure by two weeks and opted to salvage the 2015 anniversary season. Read More »
Directors of the San Diego Opera meet today to re-examine their vote to shutter the venerable arts institution. Some board members say they didn't have all the information they needed, including an internal investigation into management's tactics. Read More »
When new water fills the lake from rainstorms, the city of San Diego will turn its faucet back on and take it. Read More »
Tax returns released by City Councilman Kevin Faulconer’s mayoral campaign show Faulconer and his wife Katherine Stuart Faulconer nearly doubled their income between 2011 and 2012. Read More »
If you think investigative reporting is hard, try finding the business model to support it. Read More »