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May 19, 2013
CicloSDias hosts a car-free event with street closures from Balboa Drive to 8th Drive in an effort to open the park to bicycles and pedestrians.
37 other Outdoors events on Sunday, May 19
Check 1, Check 2 | Music & nightlife
New club, a branch of Avalon Hollywood, will do business under the name Avalon
Arts & Culture Features
Photography project lets transgender folks share their personal experiences
Arts & Culture Features
Organizer of May 17 exhibition in East Village fends off criticism
No Life Offline
San Diego’s better than San Jose on transparency—let’s keep it that way
Wednesday, February 22,2012
News
News
San Diego medical-marijuana initiative is not a joint effort
Patient Care Association picks up prominent Democratic support, but also new adversaries from within the medi-pot community
For all the new alliances PCA is creating, the group may find its
greatest adversaries among other medical-marijuana leaders, who’ve
either taken a neutral position or are outright opposed to the proposed
Compassionate Use Dispensary Restriction and Taxation Ordinance.
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Wednesday, February 22,2012
Shenanigans
Shenanigans
Shenanigans: Take a leap
Can you match the historical leap-day event to the year it occurred?
Next Wednesday is Feb. 29, a day that exists on the calendar only every four years. Can you match the historical leap-day event to the year in which it occurred?
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Wednesday, February 15,2012
Turds & Blossoms
Turds & Blossoms
California Democratic Convention and Ralph Denney
CityBeat grades the campaign trail
The
California Democratic Party descended on the San Diego Convention Center
and the Hilton San Diego Bayfront for its annual convention last
weekend. Here a few quick ’uns:
Wednesday, February 15,2012
News
News
How the county took a homeless senior's $744
Escheated money won't be returned despite San Diego County's $763 million in reserves
Paul Fisk feels like county
government cheated him out of a big chunk of change. Technically, the
word is “escheated,” and there isn’t a thing he can do about it.
Wednesday, February 15,2012
Shenanigans
Shenanigans
Whitney Houston mini-crossword
And I-ee-I-ee-I will always love Shenanigans
Friday, February 10,2012
Shenanigans
Shenanigans
Hanky-Panky
How well do you know the handkerchief code
How well do you know the handkerchief code?
Wednesday, February 8,2012
Turds & Blossoms
Turds & Blossoms
Roach's violation and a Rostra hack
CityBeat grades the campaign trail
If the San Diego Press Club wants to maintain credibility, then it must be more selective when bestowing its annual media awards.
Wednesday, February 8,2012
Sex Issue
Sex Issue
Unemployed and risky
When the economy tanks, so does safe sex
Jane’s sex life fits with trends researchers have documented while studying the consequences of long-term unemployment.
Wednesday, February 1,2012
Turds & Blossoms
Turds & Blossoms
Judicial candidates tap coworkers for money, plus a Frenchie fundraises in SD
CityBeat grades the campaign trail
Here’s how not to inspire faith in a
balanced judicial system: Run for judge and accept a ton of money from
your prosecutor buddies.
Wednesday, February 1,2012
News
News
Special education: An examination of the FBI Citizens' Academy
Is the San Diego field office's program an example of good community outreach or plain old cronyism?
Even as San Diego’s FBI doubled the size of the Citizens' Academy program
in 2011—from about 30 to 60 attendees—religious and ethnic groups have
largely been ignored in order to serve business, military and political interests.
