Plus: Valentine Day’s Weddings, SD Direct Hosts `Authority Marketing’ with Henry DeVries and IABC San Diego Offers Advice to Nonprofits.
The South San Francisco-based company plans “one of the most modern commercial-scale biotech manufacturing facilities in the world”.
The lawsuits alleging abuse date back almost 8o years to 1945.
San Diego-based One America News Network is suing Dominion Voting Systems, AT&T and others, alleging “tortious interference”.
The contemporary new exhibition spaces feature built-in displays, customization lobbies, private consultation rooms and custom signage.
The test-firing of Starship’s 31 Raptor engines appeared to set a new record for the amount of thrust produced by a single rocket.
Bed Bath & Beyond is closing 9 more California stores, bringing the total number of closures in the state to 21.
Around $300,000 in outdoor business grant funding is available through the current fiscal year, until June 30, 2023.
The California Restaurant Foundation has proudly wrapped up a critical year of providing aid.
Judge Frazier irked both sides in downtown Superior Court.
Plus: PR Chief Jon Schmid serving as President of LAI Land-Use Group and Nicky Delasalle joins DirectAvenue as VP of Growth.
“It’s about feeling good to give you confidence — that subconsciously makes you a super mom.”
Lawyers for both sides attended a 5-minute housekeeping meeting viewed by Maas and two reporters — including one from CBS8.
Building on the cantina’s signature favorites, the group will introduce new cocktails and cuisine to the menu in the coming months.
McKinnon Broadcasting Co. asked to close parts of the civil trial dealing with KUSI finances, especially how much it pays on-air talent.
Why does the California Legislature continue to defend this law?
The ordinance, in the city's Coastal Overlay Zone, includes Point Loma, Ocean, Mission and Pacific beaches, La Jolla and Sorrento Valley.
The latest round of closings — announced by the company — comes on the heels of August’s announcement of 150 store closings.
The suit also alleged there were misrepresentations that the wipes were “hypoallergenic and gentle on skin.”
The retailer announced 87 more closings nationwide, and a report said the business could file for bankruptcy as early as this week.
Plus: SDSU’s Journalism and Media Studies Hosts PR Exec, New Havas Formula CEO Has San Diego Ties and Mindgruve Builds Multilingual Website.
“2023 will be our industry’s first step on the long road to recovery.”
Flights will be nonstop between San Diego and Washington, D.C., Eugene, OR., and Tampa, FL.
Businesses need to do a better job in training their employees in working with children.
The lawsuit alleges that the C Street Inn was unsafe due to fire hazards, and mold and rodent infestations.
The bridge is the location of over a dozen suicides every year, second only to the Golden Gate Bridge in California.
After losing that battle in Sacramento, the industry is now asking California voters to weigh in.
Privately owned Mapp develops novel antibody drugs to prevent and treat infectious diseases.
OAN parent Herring Networks Inc. finally filed its answer — 16 months after first sought.
Thanks to Google, anyone can immediately buy an ad with a credit card and a few clicks.
Former anchor Sandra Maas is less than two weeks away from a trial in her pay equity and sex- and age-bias case.
Plus: Adam Boone joins Bespoke Partners, Koji launches Fund My Project 2.0 and local PRSA Chapter announces 2023 Board.
“San Diego’s job market continues to be robust.”
Trade, transportation, and utilities, construction and professional and business services were the three leaders in month-over jobs added.
Residents who experienced damage to their home or small business between Dec. 29, 2022 and Jan. 17 were asked to complete an online survey.
This is the second round of CAPP funding that SDG&E has applied for and secured from the state to assist customers.
Plus: Gestalt Brand Lab redesigns packaging for BHU Foods, 91X Celebrates 40 Years and AIGA Graphic Design now includes Tijuana.
South 8 Technologies and Tyfast Energy join 10 other projects that received a total of $42 million from the DOE.
Pending home sales dropped 32% year-over-year in December, falling to the lowest level since 2015, but prices in San Diego have held up.
The region's leading trade association serving the rental housing industry installed new and returning officers and directors