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San Diego animator returns to his roots — in more ways than one — for Comic-Con
1+ hour, 12+ min ago (556+ words) An animator from San Diego who has worked on high-profile films such as “Up” and “Inside Out,” and who most recently wrote and directed the short film “Float,” has a new story out — and this one’s personal. Bobby Alcid Rubio…...
Prebys buys derelict California Theatre to remove downtown development barrier
1+ hour, 46+ min ago (231+ words) The Prebys Foundation has acquired the vacant and dilapidated California Theater to remove a barrier to redevelopment of the Civic Center area in downtown San Diego. The foundation has signed a $6.3 million purchase and sale agreement and expects to close…...
Less Marvel? No problem — experts say Comic-Con is not facing a post-MCU 'Doomsday"
5+ hour, 7+ min ago (1819+ words) San Diego Comic-Con is not “dying,” but it’s fair to ask: Where does the pop-culture mega-event go from here? As far back as the ’90s, getting into Comic-Con meant lining up for a few hours along the Marina behind the San…...
Breezes, beaches and front porches: How San Diegans used to stay cool
5+ hour, 37+ min ago (844+ words) There was a time when beating the summer heat in San Diego didn’t require air conditioning. Fanning themselves on the front porch, driving with the car top down, boating, opening windows for the evening breeze, heading to the beach or…...
Breathing to the right degree — Inside Breathe Degrees in Liberty Station
18+ hour, 53+ min ago (71+ words) Times of San Diego Just the essentials, every morning It’s all about breath work – and how it benefits health – at Breathe Degrees in Liberty Station. Local journalism needs your help At Times of San Diego, we’re committed to providing fact-based…...
Stars, stripes and polka dots in fashion at Del Mar Racetrack
22+ hour, 12+ min ago (261+ words) The Del Mar racing season returned for its 87th summer featuring a packed crowd and a patriotic red, white, and blue theme. Opening Day, which is considered one of the largest fashion shows of the year, brought out guests dressed to…...
World Cup closed out, San Diego showed out
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (403+ words) Today’s newsletter is presented by Best of Beach & Bay. Here’s what we have for you today: At watch parties around town, hundreds gathered for one more blast of the joy the Men’s World Cup has provided over the summer. For…...
Del Mar holds 32nd annual Opening Day Hats Contest
23+ hour, 19+ min ago (331+ words) DEL MAR – The 32nd annual Opening Day Hats Contest at Del Mar drew more than 150 contestants, who competed for more than $5,000 in cash and prizes. The Grand Prize winner was Chun-Mae Hauschka of Laguna Niguel who competed in the Best Fowers…...
If you're a woman, here's how to prevent and treat knee pain
2+ day, 12+ min ago (294+ words) Summer sun and longer days bring out the weekend warrior in many of us. But if precautions aren’t taken, pain and injuries can follow. When it comes to knee pain, it’s women who are feeling the brunt of the agony....
Spain or Argentina: Mexico’s dilemma in a final that goes beyond soccer
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (552+ words) Three friends wearing green Mexico jerseys make their way through the stands at Southwestern College Stadium, looking for a patch of shade before kickoff in the final between Spain and Argentina. Mexico is not playing. And yet, it is hard…...