SayClean Aims to Provide Quality Business and Quality Customer Service During an entrepreneurship course at Chico State in 2010, the professor peered over at Chris Milosch and Brock Meintel to make them stop being so disruptive. Now, seven years later, the two are doing just that, this time within the cleaning industry. They recognized that … Read more
San Diego’s Best Oceanfront Dining Spots Waterfront Restaurants San Diego Written By: Jacqueline Bryant Waterfront Restaurants San Diego Life in San Diego revolves around the water, be it the Pacific Ocean, Mission Bay, La Jolla Cove, Coronado Bay, or any other body of water beloved by locals. A good San Diegan always knows how to maximize their … Read more
We Just Found Your New Favorite Singer Written By: Rebecca Grazier Photographed By: Travis McCoy Singer Mario Jose Mario Jose | @heyitsmariojose Up-and-coming singer Mario Jose’s talent is undeniable. After growing up in San Francisco, the Bay Area native went on to study music at Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA. “Studying music was very important … Read more
A Sophisticatedly Unique Selection Makes This Place a Must-Visit Written By: Elaine Morgan Cutting Marc Pridmore Designs is not a furniture store. When a customer walks into the 42,000 square-foot, Costa Mesa-based showroom, they’re spared the typical taxing experience of endless rows of furniture and pushy salespeople. Each guest is instead greeted by a cheerful, … Read more
This Might Be the Cutest Humanitarian Ever Written By: Victoria Ramirez Photographed By: Joe Nardello Norbert the Dog “Norbert is adorable and quirky, and I think both of those things combined make him an incredibly unique creature,” said his owner, Julie Steines. He snores very loudly, makes funny little sounds and even his gait is endearingly … Read more
This San Diego Catering Co. Offers Top Level Cuisine and Event Services Written By: Jasmín Nelson Verbena Catering The final week in August is imminent and we can’t help but wonder, where did summer go? It seems as though pools were just preparing to open and Memorial Day weekend plans were being made only yesterday. But … Read more
Let the Countdown Begin! Written By: Gabriela Mungarro Photograph Sourced From: Olympic Facebook Page Los Angeles Olympics 2028 The Olympics is an event so prestigious and well-respected that it can be traced back for decades. It is one of the only events in the world where the best athletes compete for world-wide recognition in a number … Read more
Grab a Beer on Us on Thursday, Aug. 31 Written By: Keana McGrath LOCALE is having their first-ever social hour here in San Diego and you are invited! Next Thursday, Aug. 31 from 6-8 p.m., LOCALE invites you to sip and socialize at the Pendry’s hot new craft bar, Nason’s Beer Hall. As a new … Read more
Your Favorite Brunch Spot is Opening a New Location in Palm Springs Written By: Nia Yates Wilma & Frieda Cafe Palm Springs Wilma & Frieda is a unique brunch café that the desert locals and people from afar have been hearing about since their opening. It’s a family affair, and is no surprise that the warm … Read more
Put on Your Walking Shoes, Clear Your Phone and Capture These Sites Written By: Brianna Porter Best California State Parks to Visit While known for its Hollywood attractions and celebrities, California’s natural beauty is what really deserves our attention. You don’t have to travel abroad to hike underneath towering 300 foot trees, roam through endless fields … Read more
Toast to Good San Diego Life at These Local Spots Written By: Jasmín Nelson Tropical Cocktails in San Diego If you weren’t able to travel to the tropics this summer, at least there’s still time to sip a little something reminiscent of a cool breeze, palm trees and black sandy beaches. Relax with a tropical cocktail … Read more
We Sat Down With the Powerful Artist to Talk All Things Inspiration and Culture Written By: Caroline Thompson Photography Provided By: Luke Brunda Nahko and Medicine for the People have always channeled struggles into a social movement that has touched thousands of lives around the world. Once a farmer in Hawaii, Nahko has since “settled … Read more
