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When the singer-songwriter Jake Smith, otherwise known by his stage moniker The White Buffalo, was growing up in Los Angeles he can recall a distinct recollection of his earliest brush with music.
Tenth Avenue Arts Center will host “No Distractions,” the first full-length play from a theater company run by a local college student who wants to get more youth involved in the medium, from Aug. 29-31.
Rehearsals are underway for “Amadeus,” the North Coast Repertory Theatre’s 38th season-opening show that debuts Sept. 4.
From a field of 875 submissions by K-12 students from San Diego and Tijuana, two Torrey Pines High School students were selected for the 14th annual juried exhibition at the Museum of Photographic Arts.
New novel is set on a horse ranch in Rancho Santa Fe
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Local author Shaina Krevat recently announced the release of her second book, Tales of Mundane Magic Volume Two. -
Two dozen films were showcased at Canyon Crest Academy’s 14th Annual Film Festival.
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Coastal communities need to do much more to protect beachgoers in areas with landslide-prone coastal bluffs, a man who lost three relatives in a recent beach cliff collapse told the Encinitas City Council on Wednesday night, Aug. 21.
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On Tuesday, Aug. 27, the first day of school, the Canyon Crest Foundation is hosting its annual Welcome Back Reception.
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Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church welcomes the San Diego community to join the celebration at the 41st Annual Cardiff Greek Festival on Sept. 7 and 8.
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Canyon Crest Academy senior Zane Adlam spent part of his summer in Japan, enjoying a bit of instant fame after taking home the Best Audience Award (third place) at the International High School Japanese Speech Contest.
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How good is your West Tarangan, the language spoken by the inhabitants of the Aru Islands, located in the Arafura Sea between New Guinea and Australia?
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BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: It’s that time of year again.
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A Torrey Pines High School grad and Carmel Valley native will bring television audiences into San Diego with his new NBC sitcom, “Abby’s.”
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Andrew Sean Greer’s fifth novel, “Less,” marks a departure for the author in a number of ways - he used more autobiographical detail than in his other books, he infused the story with humor in a way he hadn’t done before, and the book’s main character is gay, another first for his novels.
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