Infill housing developments like Niima Outpost on El Cajon Boulevard and nBetween on University Avenue bring pizazz and variety to dilapidated areas of San Diego's older neighborhoods.
Since railroad lines linked communities, rail trails typically function as connectors, too. While there’s no standard ...
More than 1,500 laborers, at least 1,000 of whom were Chinese, under the direction of former Central Pacific Railroad worker ...
Known as the oldest bar in San Diego, the Waterfront was opened in December 1933 — shortly after the repeal of Prohibition — ...
When their neighborhood was threatened by the proposed El Toyon Freeway, community members got together to stop construction.
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