La Mesa Reads: Stories That Shaped America: Historical Fiction for America’s 250th Anniversary
Explore powerful historical fiction titles that offer unique perspectives on the people and struggles that have shaped the nation over the last 250 years. Through stories of immigration, labor movements, racial injustice, and community resilience, these novels reveal the many challenges and triumphs
How a Kearny Mesa ballet studio created a pipeline to Paris Opera and other elite academies
For centuries, ballet’s elite have emerged from prestigious academies in New York, London, Moscow and Paris. San Diego County — better known for the beach, burritos and biotech — has not been part of that esteemed pipeline, at least not until recently.In a Kearny Mesa studio, located off Ruffner Str
Above the Cove: The story of La Jolla’s ‘Pink Lady’
The Pink Lady in the 1950s or 1960s. (Photo courtesy of the La Valencia) Overlooking La Jolla Cove from Prospect Street, La Valencia Hotel has stood as one of the most recognizable buildings in the village since the late 1920s. Known today as “The Pink Lady,” the property has remained in continuous
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