Arroyo Canyon—a secret trail under historic ‘wiggly’ bridge

By CYNTHIA G. ROBERTSONOur exploration of urban canyons in Uptown neighborhoods this time around is Arroyo Canyon, a small trail tucked behind a private residential area. After enjoying a lunch of enchiladas and a couple cups of cinnamon-infused Café Olla at Jimmy Carter’s, we went for a walk. Going

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Two more Chinatown treasures

By 1881, 800 Chinese immigrants were living in San Diego, most of them men who had come to work on the railroad at the request of Ah Quin. As they were far from home, marginalized and relatively poor, they needed resources by which they could have their basic needs met and also find individuals for

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Food and Drink Blotter – January 2023

Shake up your sandwich routine with this book by a local author. (Courtesy photo)Sandwich maniaSales have been brisk for the December release of “Classic Rock Sandwiches,” a photo-heavy recipe book written by North Park resident Cheryl Dagostaro.The author and entrepreneur owned the Classic Rock San

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