The Natural Chicken location in San Diego's Hillcrest is being rebranded to become ZZAN, an authentic Korean restaurant and drinking establishment.
Hillcrest's Natural Style Chicken To Become ZZAN Korean Restaurant & Bar
The Natural Chicken location in San Diego's Hillcrest is being rebranded to become ZZAN, an authentic Korean restaurant and drinking establishment.
Team Behind Buona Forchetta To Unveil Gelati & Peccati This Week In San Diego's North Park
This weekend, the crew behind San Diego's hit Italian restaurant group Buona Forchetta will unveil Gelati & Pecatti, an 800 square-foot fast-casual concept centered around Roman-style rectangular pizza and house made gelato.
San Diego's Empress Investments Takes Over Death By Tequila
San Diego-based Empress Capital Investments - which operates Wokou Ramen & Yakitori, Madero's and California Native - has purchased Death By Tequila in Encinitas and will reopen the eatery this Friday, July 10.
Ailing Bald Eagle Hospitalized On Independence Day Dies Amid Treatment
An ailing bald eagle that was found in San Diego's East County on the Fourth of July died today, the San Diego Humane Society reported.
San Diego Small Businesses Can Now Apply For County Stimulus Grant
Today, San Diego County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a program to distribute $17 million from the federal coronavirus aid bill as part of a small business stimulus program. Local small businesses and restaurants suffering financial losses due to COVID-19 can now apply for a grant from the County of San Diego.
A San Diego Comedy Club Uses Protest In Attempt To Skirt New Restrictions On Indoor Activity
In light of recent news that bars and restaurants must close indoor operations, downtown San Diego's American Comedy Co. will host its first "Open Mic Protest" this evening at 8pm, hoping to use constitutional protections for protest to skirt new restrictions.
San Diego Mayor To Sign Executive Order To Allow Restaurants To Easily Expand Outdoor Service
July 7, 2020
Following yesterday's announcement mandating restaurants and other businesses cease indoor service, San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer announced he will sign an emergency order to help eateries expand outdoor service by waiving permitting and parking requirements for the use of sidewalks and private parking lots for outdoor dining, which will go into effect this afternoon. Enforcement of municipal codes that would typically prohibit such operations will be suspended.
San Diego Padres To Open Shortened Season On July 24 At Petco Park
July 6, 2020
San Diego Restaurants Among Many Area Businesses Forced To End Inside Operations This Week
It was announced today that many area businesses will have to end indoor operations this week, including all San Diego County restaurants, breweries and wineries starting on July 7. Bars must close all operations.
Coronado's Cheesecake-Factory-Owned The Henry Fails To Alert County Of Employee Who Tested Positive For COVID-19
Coronado's Cheesecake Factory-owned The Henry had an employee test positive for COVID-19 and rather than temporarily closing, alerting the County Health Department and advising the public, the restaurant continued to operate through the busy holiday weekend.
Normal Heights' SKA Bar & Downtown's Metl Latest San Diego Restaurants To Close Due To COVID-19 Positive Employee
SKA Bar & Restaurant in Normal Heights and Metl Bar & Restaurant in the Gaslamp Quarter are the latest San Diego restaurants to announce its closure due to an employee testing positive for COVID-19.
On 4th Of July, Ailing Bald Eagle Hospitalized In San Diego
On the 244th birthday of the United States of America, the U.S. national bird a bald eagle was found ailing on the ground at the Barrett Youth Correction facility in Alpine and taken to the San Diego Humane Society for treatment.
Aerial Footage Of San Diego's Pacific Beach On 4th Of July 2020
July 4, 2020
We used our new drone to shoot this aerial footage of San Diego's Pacific Beach on Saturday, July 4, 2020. Check it out!!
We used our new drone to shoot this aerial footage of San Diego's Pacific Beach on Saturday, July 4, 2020. Check it out!!
San Diego's The Giant Dipper Celebrates 95 Year Anniversary
Although currently closed due to COVID-19, San Diego's iconic The Giant Dipper at Belmont Park celebrates its 95th anniversary today, originally opening on July 4, 1925.
San Diego County Placed On California's COVID-19 Monitoring Watchlist With Impacted Businesses Advised To Prepare For Forced Closures Next Week
A record number of COVID-19 cases were reported in the past three days resulting in California officials notifying San Diego County it will be placed on the state's Monitoring List starting today, July 3. This is expected to result in the County closing or placing new restrictions on additional indoor business activities next week, including restricting any indoor dine-in service at restaurants, wineries and tasting rooms, as well as closing other businesses starting on July 8.
Huntress Steakhouse Unveils This Weekend In San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter
Almost 2 years in the making, San Diego's RMD Group (Volcano Rabbit, Rustic Root, Side Bar, and Ciro's Pizzeria) will unveil its highly-anticipated 7,000 square-foot Huntress steakhouse this weekend in the Gaslamp Quarter.
Point Loma's Cesarina Italian Restaurant Closes Due To COVID-19 Positive Employee
Point Loma's Cesarina Italian restaurant took to social media this afternoon to announce its temporary closure due to an employee testing positive for COVID-19 coronavirus.
San Diego County Likely To Be Added To California's County Restriction List As Early As Monday, July 6
Based on San Diego County's surging COVID-19 numbers, officials have indicated that we are likely to be included on California's County Monitoring List by Friday and if triggers for modifying health officer orders remain for three consecutive days, San Diego would have to close indoor operations at restaurants, wineries, tasting rooms, zoos, family entertainment centers, museums, theaters and card rooms as early as Monday, July 6.
California Announces Roll Back Of Certain Restrictions & Increased Enforcement Measures As COVID-19 Numbers Continue To Surge
At his news conference today, California Governor Gavin Newsom announced increased enforcement measures and the toggling back of certain precautionary restrictions due to surging COVID-19 statistics, including the closure of all state beach parking lots in Southern California for 4th of July weekend and the preclusion of many indoor business operations in certain counties.
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