Longtime San Diego Restaurateur Sentenced To 42 Months For COVID Fraud And Tax Evasion
The former owner of several San Diego restaurants, including Streetcar Merchants of Fried Chicken, was sentenced to 42 months in federal prison for orchestrating a scheme that defrauded COVID-19 relief programs of $1,773,245 and evaded taxes over a decade.
San Diego Restaurants Ordered Closed This Week (April 4-10) By County Health Department
Here is the weekly list of San Diego County restaurants and food facilities that have faced temporary closures and downgraded status due to health inspections from April 4-10, 2025.
Marisi Shakeup In La Jolla: Puesto-Owned Italian Restaurant Parts Ways With Executive Chef And General Manager
Marisi, an upscale Italian restaurant in La Jolla owned by the Puesto restaurant group, has undergone significant leadership changes with the departure of its Executive Chef and General Manager within the past month.
Change.org Petition Urges San Diego Zoo To Pay Workers A Livable Wage As Potential Strike Looms
A recently launched Change.org petition is calling on the San Diego Zoo to pay its workers a livable wage, highlighting ongoing tensions following a year of contentious contract negotiations that could lead to the first strike in more than four decades.
San Diego's Petco Park Slammed For Booking Chris Brown Amid Longstanding History Of Abuse Allegations
San Diego’s Petco Park is facing renewed scrutiny after announcing a September 2025 concert featuring R&B singer Chris Brown, whose history of abuse allegations has sparked local outrage.
Global Dessert Sensation Bacio Di Latte Aiming To Bring Artisanal Italian Gelato To San Diego
San Diego's dessert scene is about to get a creamy upgrade as Bacio di Latte, a beloved Italian gelato brand with nearly 200 locations, prepares to open its first local outpost at The Shops at La Jolla Village.
Rosie O’Grady’s In San Diego's Normal Heights To Temporarily Close To Make Changes To Remedy Noise Complaints
San Diego's 42-year-old Chicago-style Irish bar Rosie O’Grady's will temporarily shutter in Normal Heights later this month for an estimated 30 days to address noise-related issues following complaints from a neighbor, marking the latest chapter in the venue's fraught relationship with its surroundings.
Man Sentenced To Probation For Christmas Day Fire That Destroyed Mission Valley's Former InCahoots Country Bar
A man who sparked a fire that gutted the long-abandoned InCahoots Dance Hall & Saloon on Christmas morning has been sentenced to probation, according to San Diego County prosecutors.
Los Angeles-Based Italian-American Restaurant Chain Jon & Vinny’s Eyes San Diego With New Location In The Works Near Balboa Park
San Diego's dining scene might soon get a taste of Los Angeles flair as Jon & Vinny’s, the beloved Italian-American chain, appears poised to plant its first flag in America’s Finest City, just blocks from Balboa Park.
Luke’s Lobster Aims For Seaport Village Debut, Pending Port Approval, As Waterfront Dining Evolves
Luke’s Lobster, a national chain renowned for its sustainably sourced Maine lobster rolls, is eyeing a 1,200-square-foot spot at Seaport Village, with a proposed opening later this year - pending approval from the Port of San Diego.
Chick & Hawk, Tony Hawk’s Long-Delayed Chicken Joint, Claims June Opening In Encinitas
After four years of anticipation, Chick & Hawk - a gourmet fried chicken venture from skateboarding legend Tony Hawk and chef Andrew Bachelier - is now advertising a June opening in Encinitas, promising a blend of Nashville hot chicken flair and North County cool.
UPDATE: San Diego Man Continues To Halt Freeway In Bid For Bridge Standoff Record, Still Perched As Of Tuesday Morning
San Diego’s Monday commute turned into an hours-long standstill as a man perched himself atop the Clairemont Drive overpass above Interstate 5, triggering widespread freeway closures and gridlock stretching well into the evening—and into Tuesday morning.
New California Bill Could Push Last Call At San Diego Bars To 4 AM
A new push from San Francisco lawmakers could see California bars pouring drinks until 4am, and if it passes, downtown San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter might just become the epicenter of the state's late-night revival.
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