Diane Bell is a columnist at The San Diego Union-Tribune. She has chronicled life in and around San Diego, focusing on social issues and topics related to California, including oil and gas matters. Diane's work has been featured in PACIFIC magazine, Honolulu Star-Advertiser, and the Los Angeles Times, among others.
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Diane Bell's coverage primarily focuses on local events and human-interest stories in San Diego, with a significant emphasis on entertainment news, especially related to Comic Con and comic books. She often includes expert commentary, indicating an openness to insights from knowledgeable individuals within the entertainment industry or those closely connected to the featured events.
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By: Diane Bell
At age 12, Alejandro Nazario lived on the street until he met an Escondido patrol officer who put him in protective custody. Five years later they reunited...
By: Diane Bell
The effect of humans on our planet and our future is the subject of a new six-part science series debuting at 9 p.m. July 5
By: Diane Bell
San Diego artist Cheryl Rattner Price helped launch The Butterfly Project to remember the 1.5 million Jewish children who died during Holocaust
By: Diane Bell
Los Peñasquitos girl is only the fourth San Diegan in a decade to earn the national Girl Scout Medal of Honor
By: Diane Bell
Fallbrook woman's visions during her near-death experience remind her of the movie, 'Heaven is for Real.'
By: Diane Bell
12-year-old has a role alongside Hollywood stars in filmmaker Wes Anderson's newest movie
When two online posts by Daisy Kent talking about her medical implant generated more than 11 million views each, she grabbed an industry rep's attention
By: Michael James Rocha, Lucía Serrano, Pam Kragen, Phillip Molnar, Diane Bell, Carlos Rico, Maura Fox, Laura Groch
We've picked some of the best things to do inside and outside the San Diego Convention Center this year
By: Diane Bell
The "Con & On" series follows a cast of characters through 30 years of adventures at a fictional comics convention that looks a lot like San Diego
By: Diane Bell
After 28 years of writing a city column three times week and two decades more of bringing San Diegans the news, it is time to turn off the computer — for now
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