Opinion
Peter Pan Jr. Theater gets ‘Crazy’
It’s been 20 years since Peter Pan Junior Theater (PPJT) performed “Crazy For You,” the 1990s-era Broadway musical based on...
Read more
City Council OKs ADU ordinances
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) — often referred to as granny-flats — are not new. But a new statewide mandate intended...
Peter Pan Jr. Theater gets ‘Crazy’
It’s been 20 years since Peter Pan Junior Theater (PPJT) performed “Crazy For You,” the 1990s-era Broadway musical based on...
Helix High art students featured at the Foothills Gallery
Each month, the Foothills Art Association features the artwork of a member artist at its gallery in historic Porter Hall...
Grossmont food court a savior for parents dining out
By Genevieve A. Suzuki One of my saving graces at Grossmont Center is its food court. With its kid-friendly fare...
Spring cookie baskets
By Julie White Crunchy cookie baskets are a fun dessert idea for Easter or Passover lunch or a delicious finishing...
Still stellar after 18 years
By Frank Sabatini Jr. If intuition is key for instilling that elusive, magical quality into Italian food, Francesco Basile has...
Books about U.S. women every citizen should read
By Jake Sexton I am currently teaching a citizenship class at the library, a combination of basic civics and American...
Uniting a community with a festival of words
By Kit-Bacon Gressitt Free literary conferences are popping up all over the county, from Fallbrook Library’s annual event in the...
Grossmont High School’s ‘distinguished’ history
By Connie and Lynn Baer For 98 years, Grossmont High School had taken pride in its outstanding academic and athletic...
A string of successes at Helix High
By Jennifer Osborn Math Engineering Science Achievement success Helix science students recently participated in San Diego State University’s Math Engineering...
Law professor updates club on Trump legal jeopardy
By Tina Rynberg and Jeff Benesch Some two long years ago, just before the inauguration of Donald Trump as our...
Winterble to headline Republican Women dinner event
By Pat Boerner Navajo Canyon Republican Women of California (RWCNC) are having a politically educational dinner event at St. Dunstan’s...
News and notes from your County Supervisor
By Dianne Jacob Keeping communities safe: The Board of Supervisors recently gave the green light to prepare for the next...
Guest Editorial: Congress has the power to lower drug prices for low-income seniors
Tell your member of Congress to support the Medicare Negotiation and Competitive Licensing Act to lower drug prices for the...
La Mesa News Briefs – March 22, 2019
Former La Mesa mayor dies at 100 George Baily — who served La Mesa as a mayor, city councilmember, planning...
