Sandy Smith

Money can be a wild ride. You work hard, pay bills, save some when you can, and maybe even splurge on surf gear or the latest foodie hotspot. But what about growing your wealth? Not just keeping up with the cost of living in San Diego but thriving in a way that feels effortless, natural, and aligned with your lifestyle. Let’s break it down into what really matters when it comes to managing and growing your money while keeping things cool and stress-free.

'Embarrassed & angry at Edinburgh capitulation'

This ultra-modern condo, designed by a professional chef, is so self-effacing that you have to go around back to see it from the outside.

[BBC] It is a huge cliche but being an Edinburgh supporter is like riding a rollercoaster. The lows are Mariana Trench-like at times.

San Diego is more than just sunshine and surf—it’s also a destination for healing. If you’re struggling with alcohol addiction, or someone you love is, this city offers some serious help to get you back on track. But let’s be real—deciding on inpatient or medical detox isn’t something you scroll past like a taco joint review. It’s personal, it’s raw, and yeah, it’s life-changing. So, let’s unpack what makes San Diego’s detox options unique and why it might just be the place to start fresh.

San Diego might be known for its sun-kissed beaches and taco joints that could change your life, but it’s also a city where many people face the harsh reality of addiction. If you’re standing at the crossroads, wondering what kind of treatment makes sense for your situation, you’re not alone. From ocean views to inland retreats, the options are as diverse as the people who need them. But how do you pick the right path? Let’s dive into the gritty, human side of choosing a program that fits your life—not someone else’s.

When you think of San Diego, it’s hard not to picture endless beaches, laid-back vibes, and that dream life we all want. But living the dream isn’t just about sipping margaritas by the ocean—it’s about having the freedom to do it without stressing over your next paycheck. Real estate might just be the way to turn that fantasy into reality. But before you roll your eyes and think, “Not another get-rich-quick pitch,” hear me out. This is about crafting a plan that’s as grounded as the San Diego surf and as real as the tacos in North Park.

The controversy over the proposed Sixers arena dominated the headlines, but there were some other developments — or lack of them.

In this case, says one noted local real estate analyst, “hot” is relative.

Architect Frank Weise turned this 1890s carriage house into a precursor of postmodernism. His children finished his work after his death in 2003.