Phillip Molnar is a reporter at The San Diego Union-Tribune. He covers residential real estate and various business issues, focusing on themes such as the housing market, economic policy, and the construction industry. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Los Angeles Times and the Miami Herald.
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Sunday is all about the kids with a film festival, various events and “Air Bud”
By: Phillip Molnar
It is hard to keep a good convention down. One year after Hollywood's largest studios stayed away from Comic-Con International, they are back in force next week.
By: Phillip Molnar
San Diego County apartment vacancies hit a record 6.2% at the end of June
By: Phillip Molnar
San Diego Trolley cars get wrapped again this year for Comic-Con There are 170 San Diego Trolley cars and, if you're lucky, you might end up on one this week that cost thousands of dollars to decorate.
By: Phillip Molnar
San Diego issued $19,000 in citations last year for wraps on hotels, buildings Downtown San Diego is covered in vibrant advertisements for Comic-Con International — despite them being unlawful.
By: Madeleine Kashkooli, Maya Santiago, Michael James Rocha, Abby Hamblin, Phillip Molnar
Comic-Con is back in San Diego. The Union-Tribune shares information on schedules, events and more.
By: Phillip Molnar
Downtown San Diego is covered in vibrant advertisements for Comic-Con International — despite them being unlawful.
The heart of the agreement was guaranteeing discounted hotel rooms for attendees San Diego Comic-Con International is here to stay for at least another four years.
By: Phillip Molnar
San Diego Comic-Con International is here to stay for at least another four years.
By: Abby Hamblin, Noelle Harff, Diana McCabe, Phillip Molnar
A display from "Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu" and official Comic-Con merch were some of the highlights of Wednesday night at Comic-Con International
