San Diego County

SAN DIEGO (Press Release)– Jewish Family Service of San Diego’s On the Go program, founded in 2008, has recently expanded its Rides & Smiles operations to five additional zip codes in the San Diego region.  The zip codes are 92014, 92029, 92108, 92116, and 92123. Rides & Smiles, one of three components of On the Go: […]

SAN DIEGO (SDJW)– U-T reporters Lyndsay Winkley and Teri Figueroa teamed up on a story reporting on the aftermath of the wildfires that burned through San Diego County last week.  One vignette that caught our eye was an interview with the Rev. Chris Meredith of the  Harmony Grove Spiritualist Association, whose property was mostly destroyed,

SAN DIEGO — Broadcaster Ted Leitner is one of the 52 “most influential sports figures” selected by the U-T, and in a profile story, writer Stefanie Loh reports that Leitner prides himself for keeping his cool while doing Padres play-by-plays.  “I’m not a screamer,” he told her.  “I try to have as much enthusiasm in

SAN DIEGO (SDJW)– San Diego State University President Elliot Hirshman told graduates of SDSU’s College of Health and Human Services that they are prepared “no matter what the future brings,” reported the U-T’s education writer, Karen Kucher.  “You have accomplished much here and you have the capacity to learn and to grow and to meet

  SAN DIEGO — San Diego Opera has announced its relationship with former General Director Ian Campbell and his former wife, Ann Spira Campbell, has been terminated, reports James Chute in a U-T story.  The Campbells had been on paid leave since a new board has taken over the Opera in the wake of Campbell’s

SAN DIEGO — The U-T’s “Night and Day” section posed to restaurateur Charles Kaufman of Bread & Cie Café the question of what restaurant, other than his own of course, is his favorite.  He picked Counterpoint at 830 25th St., complimenting its food and ambience, but most of all its staff, whom he described as