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Entertainment | Entertainment
Inconvenient Truths
Gordon Hirabayashi’s remarkable story comes to life in the San Diego Repertory Theatre’s one-person staging of Jeanne Sakata’s “Hold These Truths.”
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Chipping away at choice
If I’m to believe those who know what they’re talking about, it’s not a matter of if the Supreme Court will take up a case that restricts or even bans certain kinds of abortions, it’s a matter of when.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Freedom from religious discrimination
In this current socio-political climate, it’s become increasingly difficult to have certain conversations without them devolving into arguments.
Music | Music
Javier Escovedo finds new inspiration in old places
The Zeros are also back for more than just a short reunion this time. They have a new single, “In The Spotlight,” set for release on Spanish label Munster Records.
Entertainment | Entertainment
Lips celebrates 20th anniversary with a recommitment to community
Lips San Diego is celebrating its 20 year anniversary in San Diego since first opening in Bankers Hill, and then moving to North Park 12 years ago.
Music | Music
The Spotlight: Dávila 666
Halfway through the day, Dávila 666 took the stage. I hadn’t heard of them at the time, but after that show, I’ll never forget them.
Politics | Politics
He’s not going to resign. Time to expel
Duncan Hunter Jr. needs to resign. Of course, that’s not going to happen.
Politics | Politics
When it comes to local politics, we’re all Eggburt
But are we not all Eggburts? Don’t we all dream of flying first class gratis? Aren’t some of today’s woes tempered by a good chomp on a proverbial carrot?
Food & Drink | Food & Drink
Drink Issue
San Diego CityBeat's special issue focusing on the craft beer and cocktail scene in the city.
Food & Drink | Food & Drink
Under the influencer
They’re hard to miss—@isbeeracarb, with her candy-colored hair and ornate septum ring, rocks tattoos from head to toe. Then there’s @thegirlwithbeer, who sports impeccably manicured eyebrows and thick, chestnut-colored hair.
News | News
Horton Plaza: What could have been
But I’m not here to lament the repugnant idea of having bro-friendly skateparks and break areas among Horton Plaza’s iconic, postmodernist design. Rather, I just want to say that I will miss it.
Food & Drink | Food & Drink
San Diego CityBeat Burger Week
CityBeat's annual Burger Week features over 50 burger specials from local restaurants.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Duncan Hunter’s down with war crimes
There was a time, not so long ago, when a member of Congress admitting to posing for a selfie with the dead body of someone he’d killed in combat would have been a national scandal.
Music | Music
OhCult come out swinging on new EP
Now, brace your sunburnt selves, because OhCult joins the ranks of San Diego’s darkest bands with their new four-song EP, Occult.
News | News
Parking programs divide residents and homeless citizens
Rice and her boyfriend have been staying for a month at a “safe parking lot” run by the nonprofit Dreams for Change since becoming homeless in March.
Sports | Sports
San Diego is not a sports town
Look, I don’t doubt that an MLS team would be a great thing for San Diego (especially if we go with that Footy McFooty Face nickname), but let’s be clear about something: San Diego is not a sports town.
