residents are asked to follow specific parking guidelines to allow for efficient snow removal operations Vehicles in violation of parking restrictions will be ticketed and towed.  Saint Paul Public Works will be piloting a new weekly alternating one-sided parking cycle on residential streets This weekly alternating parking cycle will be in effect for the two small pilot areas until April 12 Public Works crews will be treating and plowing all streets in the pilot area for any winter weather related event Residents should anticipate seeing plows on their street Please note these plows may only be doing work in the pilot area and not on surrounding streets The two neighborhood pilot areas will be signed with temporary signs (see image below) and are located: On-street parking in these designated areas will be one-side parking that will alternate weekly between the EVEN and ODD numbered sides of the streets.  Parking is permitted on both sides of the streets on Sundays between 3-9 p.m when people should be moving vehicles to the other side of the street where permitted The City of Saint Paul will send a voicemail message when a Snow Emergency has been declared to phone numbers publicly registered in Saint Paul This is NOT using the Integrated Public Alert & Warning System (IPAWS) Downtown streets are all Night Plow Routes Do not park on downtown streets after 9 p.m on the first night of when a Snow Emergency is declared Sign up to receive Saint Paul Snow Emergency text or email alerts (available in English Follow updates on social media or call 651-266-PLOW for recorded status messages There are TWO options to receive updates and alerts about Saint Paul Snow Emergencies: You may register your phone number (mobile or landline phone) with the Ramsey County Everbridge - Resident Connect at https://member.everbridge.net/453003085612286/new Do you park your car on the street in Saint Paul Watch this video to learn about the City's Snow Emergency parking rules Know when and where you need to move your car when a Snow Emergency is declared so you don't get ticketed or towed The Snow Emergency brochure is also available in 7 different languages This brochure is a PDF, if you would like copies mailed to you, please email publicworksinfo@stpaul.gov Watch a fun video with Saint Paul Mayor Carter and Minneapolis Mayor Frey as they remind people – on both sides of the Mississippi River – to download the cities free winter snow parking apps Contact the City’s Call Center by sending an email For non-emergency information. Available weekdays MN 55102 | General Information: 651-266-8989 Once again, it's time for everyone to celebrate being Irish for the day at the 52nd annual St. Patrick’s Parade in Louisville's Highlands neighborhood The annual parade, hosted by the Ancient Order of Hibernians The parade will begin at Baxter and Broadway continue on Baxter to Bardstown Road and will disperse at Windsor Place The parade passes through what's colloquially known as "The Irish Triangle," which includes O'Shea's Irish Pub at 956 Baxter Ave., Molly Malone's Irish Pub at 933 Baxter Ave., and  Flanagan's Ale House at 934 Baxter Ave Many other bars and restaurants along the route also offer specials, green beer and entertainment as part of the event. To stay up to date on the parade and all its related events visit its Facebook page. Here's what to know about the annual event The following roads will be closed for the 2025 parade: The following cross streets will close just ahead of the lead unit (approximately 3 p.m.) and reopen immediately after the last unit passes (approximately 5 p.m): Reach News Clerk Gege Reed at greed@courier-journal.com which closed its Fourth Street location after 32 years in 2020 Owners announced Monday that the Melting Pot has officially reopened in downtown St just in time for the brand’s 50th anniversary celebration the new space offers a twist on the fondue experience with locally inspired flavors like bourbon bacon cheddar fondue DulChai de Leche chocolate fondue and burnt orange Grand Marnier chocolate fondue There is also an indoor-outdoor bar and a variety of seating options The new Melting Pot location in St. Petersburg was designed with bright accents and multiple dining areas. It has 191 total seats across 42 tables and 76 cooktops. [ Melting Pot ]Grand opening festivities are underway this week, including a social media giveaway. You can win one of 11 $50 gift cards by following @TheMeltingPot_StPete liking the contest post and tagging friends in the comments Winners will be announced on April 11 at 11 a.m There will also be a cheese-eating contest benefiting the St participants will include “Days of Our Lives” actor Camila Banus and local TikToker Caiti Mackenzie The new 4,900-square-foot location was designed as a modern with bright accents and multiple dining areas It has 191 total seats across 42 tables and 76 cooktops especially as we celebrate 50 years of fondue and the opportunity to create more unforgettable memories,” said Bob Johnston “Melting Pot has been part of this community for over 30 years and guest demand made it clear — we needed to come back This new Central Avenue location brings a fresh modern take on the fondue experience we’re known for and we can’t wait to welcome both new and returning guests.” The first location for the national chain, whose headquarters is in Tampa, opened in Maitland near Orlando in 1975. Over the past four decades, the chain has expanded internationally and now includes nearly 90 locations in 30 states, with four new locations expected to open over the next year. Sharon Kennedy Wynne is a reporter covering events, things to do and family experiences through the region. Reach her at swynne@tampabay.com. Exciting new changes are in store for San Francisco’s roads and freeways which will create safer and smoother driving experiences for everyone who drives to and in and around the San Francisco-Bay Area region when Caltrans D4 launches five major freeway and road rehabilitation projects along Bayshore and Central freeways-- US-101 These projects will be phased in over four years These rehabilitation projects will provide extensive repairs and upgrades to restore the structural integrity and enhance the safety of San Francisco’s most used freeways by motorists where approximately 44,900 people travel daily This comprehensive overhaul will include repaving and much more to ensure long-term reliability for residents and the people working in business and organizations throughout San Francisco Three of these projects are taking place along the Bayshore and Central freeways US-101 and I-80 Another project will rebuild an outdated pedestrian overcrossing on the I-280 freeway and rehabilitate seven bridges (ramps) along 280 There will also be a repaving of the entire 19th Avenue (SR-1) between the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco State University Read details about each of these exciting projects below San Francisco County Completed Projects (from 2024 to present) San Francisco/Oakland Bay Bridge Cable Inspection Project Of the San Francisco freeway rehabilitation projects coming soon four will rehabilitate San Francisco’s major freeway arteries We refer to them as the Fab-4 Rehab projects which will create safer and smoother driving experiences in and around San Francisco Two of these projects are taking place along the Bayshore and Central freeways US-101 and I-80 A third project will be the repaving of the entire 19th Avenue (SR-1) between the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco State University And the fourth of these projects is the rebuilding of an outdated pedestrian overcrossing on the I-280 near Cayuga Park Specific groundbreaking dates for these projects are coming soon Additional project resources including downloadable maps, image galleries, and video clips can be found on the media resources page St. Patrick’s Day is almost here and there are many ways to celebrate in Southwest Florida From big parades to concerts and block parties Here are our picks for the best things to do for St Many other local bars and venues have their own So check the websites and Facebook pages for your favorite local haunts St. Paddy's Day Bash at The Mini Bar and The AlleyCelebrate the holiday with live music, green beads, drink specials (including green beer and Guinness) and a 50/50 raffle benefiting the Shelter for Abused Women and Children. 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Sunday, March 16. Free. The Mini Bar and The Alley, 1200 Central Ave., Suites 103 and 106, Naples. theminibarnaples.com Whiskey Park St. Paddy’s Day BashAn all-day party with live music from West of Galway, Donnacha Tierney and Matty Jollie; Irish food (including a 9 a.m. Irish breakfast); green beer; free T-shirts for the first 50 customers; and free pins for the first 200 customers. All day Monday, March 17. Free. Whiskey Park, 3380 Mercantile Ave., Naples. 263-6777 or facebook.com/WhiskeyPark.Naples This new St. Patrick’s Day party packs a lot of fun into one afternoon: A themed golf-cart parade at noon, live music (including local Irish band The Crows), a car exhibit by the Bonita Springs Corvette Club, an Irish soda bread contest, Celtic dancers and various kids activities (including a petting zoo). Noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, March 15. Free. Ave Maria Town Center at Annunciation Circle, Ave Maria. 352-3903 or AveMaria.com A St. Patrick’s Day party with Irish food and beer, games and live music. 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday, March 16. Free admission. Free Irish draft beer from 2-4 p.m. Artichoke and Co., 11920 Sandrienne Lane, Bonita Springs. 263-6979 or facebook.com/artichokeandcompany Lansdowne Street Pub block partyThe Bonita Springs pub hosts this 18th-annual, all-day block party with green beer, Irish food and live music from Jonathan Barr and Nick Hamilton. All day Monday, March 17. Free. Lansdowne Street Pub, 24851 S. Tamiami Trail, Bonita Springs. 495-3800 or facebook.com/lansdownestreet The annual downtown Fort Myers block party features live bands, beer, Irish-themed food specials at downtown restaurants, a petting zoo, a Kids Zone and more. The 2025 musical lineup includes Celtic Stew, Caloosa River Band, Bill Mullin, Dave Byron, Dave McGrath & Friends and Deb & the Dynamics. Noon to 8 p.m. Sunday, March 16. Free. Downtown Fort Myers. explorefortmyers.com Top Shelf Crawls hosts this annual bar crawl that includes a souvenir beer koozie and beads, no cover at participating bars, exclusive drink specials and more. 4 p.m. to midnight Saturday, March 15. $16 (plus taxes and fees). A special two-for-one deal ends March 13. Registration party from 4-6 p.m. at The Hideaway Bar. Downtown Fort Myers. topshelfcrawls.com The Cape Coral bar offers corned-beef dinners with fresh-baked Irish bread for $11 (while they last), drink specials (including Thin Mint shots and Guinness drafts) and live music all day Sunday on the patio. All day Monday, March 17. Free admission. BackStreets Sports Bar, 915 S.E. 47th Terrace, downtown Cape Coral. 945-7555 or facebook.com/BackStreetsSportsBar The annual Fort Myers Beach St. Patrick’s Day Parade returns for the first time since 2022. The parade starts at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 15 at Santini Plaza and travels north on Estero Boulevard to the Woman’s Club property at 175 Sterling Ave. A post-parade “tent event” follows from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. with music, dancing, entertainment, food trucks and prizes awarded for the best floats. Organized by The Fort Myers Beach Woman’s Club. fmb-wc.org St. Paddy's Day Bash at Nervous NelliesNerdy Wisconsin party band The Dweebs once again headline the annual St. Patrick's Day party. Plus Irish food, "epic drinks" and more live music from Soapy Tuna. 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday, March 17. Free. Nervous Nellie’s, 1131 First St., Fort Myers Beach. 999-8077 or facebook.com/NervousNelliesFMB Charles Runnells is an arts and entertainment reporter for The News-Press and the Naples Daily News call 239-335-0368 or email crunnells@gannett.com Follow or message him at Facebook(@charles.runnells.7) Instagram and Threads (@crunnells1) and X (@CharlesRunnells) Get San José Spotlight headlines delivered to your inbox San Jose has begun temporarily banning RVs in designated areas across the city this week Under a $3.3 million pilot program, Oversized and Lived-In Vehicle Enforcement (OLIVE), the city has chosen 30 temporary tow-away zones to clear RVs for street sweeping and cleanup throughout this year It will establish a new temporary tow-away zone every week Chynoweth Avenue is the first site that will temporarily ban RVs where there are 19 RVs and lived-in vehicles Next week will be Boynton Avenue from Underwood Drive to Blackford Avenue where approximately 55 vehicles are parked “The neighbors and small business owners and people coming to the parks in these areas deserve some relief,” San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan said at the Thursday news conference held at Chynoweth Park the city will chose up to 10 sites where RVs and lived-in vehicles will be permanently banned individuals forced to move have no options Those who have inoperable vehicles are at risk of getting towed once the city begins enforcing the temporary ban who lives in an RV parked on Chynoweth Avenue  “Now we’re gonna go … find (another) place to park.” The Berryessa safe parking site will be able to hold up to 85 vehicles but people living in their RVs are worried there won’t be enough room for all of them once the city begins towing There are an estimated 1,000 lived-in vehicles throughout the city “It is really deplorable when our city is abating RV unhoused folks to move with no place to go,” homeless advocate Gail Osmer told San José Spotlight from one place to another and get kicked out of where they are Each (council district) should have a safe RV site.” who lives across from Chynoweth Park and near the RV encampment I’m really pleased to see this happening.” Contact Joyce Chu at [email protected] or @joyce_speaks on X Join our mailing list to receive the latest news and updates from our team Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" This seems like a no brainer; if you want to be treated like a neighbor and being a drunken jerk is going to anger your “neighbors.” I’m out of empathy I think they just tow all these vehicles to Columbus Park What I do appreciate about this program is the acknowledgement we have a really big issues w/ RVs many inoperable and a public health hazard concentrated in certain districts within the City D5 and D7 make up over 20 of the 30 sites on this roster – and with upwards of 1,000 or so RVs this is a small fraction of the larger issue supportive/interim housing funneled mostly into a few districts while other more affluent areas remain buffered…and that is intentional That is a problem from a civil rights perspective in my view what concerns me about this program is it’s basically a SJ Beautify RV program There is no permanent ban – so people will just return we continue the cyclical multi-million dollar cleaning service that doesn’t address any root causes We spend millions this year – then in another year or two – we rinse and repeat than Oakland/SF – a recent HUD report showed that our County has the most homelessness tucked into the creeks and on the Guadalupe Trail Or living in RV communities scattered throughout the City I believe we need to build shelter to scale and by subpopulation – while demanding the County invest in behavioral health resources more than $1M supportive apartments and create PERMANENT bans on illegal camps and RVs root cause solutions – starting with shelter and treatment Why not convert the jails we are releasing people from into inpatient rehab/mental health treatment centers Many people need to literally be forced off the street and into care – we will see less vulnerable die So thank you City for acknowledging the scope of the issue – but let’s move toward permanent solutions that don’t result in us going right back to where we started It is good to finally see some action and we need to support our mayor’s plan with these realistic programs Housing First has failed and was never financially feasible We now need every district to contribute by providing their fair share of appropriate land/areas for low-cost shelter solutions including simple shelters safe parking sites and sanctioned encampments This will at least quickly give these people basic assistance including addiction and mental health services and a little hope to get their lives back It is inhumane to leave them living randomly everywhere any longer and unfair to everyone else “We now need every district to contribute by providing their fair share of appropriate land/areas for low-cost shelter solutions including simple shelters safe parking sites and sanctioned encampments.” San Jose is one of the most expensive cities in the US The vast majority of these homeless people will *never* be able to afford to live here they should be transported to another part of the state where there’s at least some chance they can make it on their own How about we return to the basics of the 72 hour rule and allow citizens to report and city staff to enforce As far as I can tell we haven’t had any good ideas or implemented any good new laws or policies for at least the last 20 years So let’s just erase everthing we’ve implemented since the 90’s and restart with those policies and hope it makes San Jose better for everyone But in the criteria for making a street eligible for removal of RV’s they have to include pathways to public transportation I live next to a street (Fehren Ave in district 7) that is the only or most direct path to get to the train stop That means you either walk right next to the RV’s or on the road It’s a especially hard choice in the morning I think we should take away our lower income classes homes Then sit and ponder why crime is on a rise again why there are all of a sudden a lot more tents on the way home to look at Move trash to get around when we take out evening walks All of a sudden you will be looking at a Columbus park tent encampment situation everywhere you remove these rvs That sounds like a lot more fun than the big boxes they live in now At least they are contained inside a rv what is inside isn’t your problem right now but it will be when these people are on the street comm on idiots If there are 800 ugly rvs in the city and looking at them is the issue why don’t 800 of the philanthropists each get one rv and give it to a homeless person then it won’t be so he so bad to look at there’s a real solution why not ?better than having them steal your identity to buy themselves one 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For immediate customer service please refer to our staff directory Just in time for the approach of the fall season baristas and young professionals eager to open their passion project filled the space during the grand reopening located on the second floor of Spes Unica Hall barista bar and connected outdoor deck overlooking campus Off the Ave adds new items to their menu each season, and top fan favorites from previous seasonal menus can be found in this year’s Back to School menu. The cafe also sells pastries from the South Bend business Ragamuffin Off the Ave was started by six Class of 2023 marketing students and one Class of 2024 marketing student in the spring 2023 semester “[Off the Ave] gives women the space to create and run their own business … and the freedom to explore a side of business that nobody sees unless behind closed doors,” she said “[Off The Ave] is something really special and a great way to make friends.” Libby Rogers specializes in finance on the board the board members called upon senior lecturer Jim Rogers “This all started with a luncheon conversation between myself and Hannah Shoemake,” he said “She wanted to show the capabilities marketing students [at Saint Mary’s] have to offer.” Jim Rogers aided a team of marketing students in getting the cafe started through a presentation to the official college board and then setting up shop. The founders attributed part of their success to their business classes when Off The Ave opened on Feb where selected based on a survey for marketing research assignments for founder Erin Harrington The cafe is open Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m A long overdue agreement between San Jose and Santa Clara County’s largest water agency to build housing for homeless residents has been greenlit and is slated to break ground next month where dozens of people are camped along the Guadalupe River I can’t believe it,” District 9 Councilmember Pam Foley “I’m just so pleased that we’re going to be able to move the unhoused out of the creek and into these units and I can’t wait for that to occur.” The overall time from when the process started to completion will be about three years, a timeline Valley Water Director Jim Beall said has been too slow the higher it’s going to cost,” Beall told San José Spotlight “Now that we got this template of how we agree on things why don’t we just do some other ones the Valley Water board directed the agency’s employees to look for ways to address homeless people living on agency land The water agency decided to partner with San Jose to come up with a plan for its Cherry Avenue property and in June 2023 the city council approved the site for temporary housing with the intention to move those living at the Cherry Avenue encampment into the future tiny homes A further work plan will be developed to ensure the area remains free of trash The construction of the site comes at a time when homeless people are being banned from camping on Valley Water-owned land and could face up to $500 fines for doing so Valley Water will enact the policy starting Jan The people encamped at the proposed tiny home site will be temporarily relocated during construction and will be given priority placement once the site is ready to open San Jose Housing Director Erik Solivan said at the council meeting housing department spokesperson Jeff Scott deferred to Valley Water Keller told San José Spotlight that while the water agency will be conducting sweeps in early January the city is responsible to provide homeless people with relocation options the city is responsible for shelter intake and keeping track of the homeless people who have priority placement into the tiny home site after construction is complete Scott did not provide details on how the city intends to keep track of the homeless people during the temporary relocation period or whether any city workers will be present when Valley Water begins the sweeps The project costs $18.3 million and will be funded with about $9 million from the state and $7 million from Measure E a property transfer tax approved by city voters in 2020 The city also received about $2.4 million in philanthropic donations DignityMoves is the developer and will receive up to $15 million to design and construct the site private bathrooms and an outdoor picnic area security and other services to help people transition into permanent housing The city has not chosen who will be the service provider it will cost about $5 million annually to operate The city currently has approximately 500 beds across its six tiny home sites “I think it’s a great example of the two agencies working together to help solve the homeless crisis,” Todd Langton executive director of Agape Silicon Valley “It’s still way too little and hopefully not too late We need to cut the red tape between the agencies and make this happen sooner and quicker and bigger.” Contact Joyce Chu at [email protected] or @joyce_speaks on X It must be nice for all of these high paid folks at the various government funded entities who live in communities not as impacted by the homeless mental illness and addiction crisis we see in D3 sidewalks and trails don’t have the public health and safety issues we see in the lesser resourced areas 3 out of the 4 parks near my home are 3rd world countries (St James Roosevelt and Columbus Parks) – even having outbreaks of bacterial infections – and many crime issues Building less than 200 more “tiny homes” at an absolute premium addresses On top of that – for those who aren’t suffering from mental illness and addiction and are just homeless because they are poor – it was in the 30s last night People can’t wait for these entities to get their acts together – and legal advocacy agencies like Law Foundation are bank rolled by the City/County – but really they should sue these public entities for their inaction and those impacts on people and communities We saw this happen in NYC for a right to shelter – and some CA communities have taken legal action recently Here is information from that lawsuit below and I think more cities like San Jose Oakland and SF should be forced via legal action to do their jobs “BREAKING: LA Sued for Failing to Control Homeless Encampments the American Freedom Law Center (AFLC) filed a class action federal complaint in the U.S District Court for the Central District of California alleging that the City of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Police Department have both allowed and created conditions effectively taking private property in violation of the Takings Clause of the U.S Constitution and for creating public nuisances The thrust of the claims on behalf of AFLC’s client is that the City and police department have failed to control homelessness and that the homeless encampments occupying his property and surrounding properties have caused significant property damage and financial loss.” This is just Housing First lite and is not a financially feasible solution We need to help the most people for the least amount of (taxpayer) money This would be barrack type structures with bunk-beds (simple shelters) and campgrounds spaces with tents (sanctioned encampments) It definitely must include addiction and mental health care The goal must always be to lift people out of homelessness The tiny home village (Casitas de Esperanza) at the downtown County property is all undocumented immigrants I “hope” this new location will at least be used for some of the local unhoused that are currently living on our streets It’s time for our leadership to be honest with us This homeless situation has been going on for too long It’s time to utilize the National Guard to set up temporary emergency shelters at the fairgrounds unused google village land and other appropriate locations in every district to finally end this tragic cycle It is inhumane to leave people living on the streets and unfair to everyone else “I’m just so pleased that we’re going to be able to move the unhoused out of the creek and into these units and I can’t wait for that to occur.”” but it seems to me there is zero correlation between building tiny homes and removing homeless people from the creek We’ll just have a largely vacant set of expensive to buy and ineffective to operate tiny homes next to the homeless encampment that is currently along the creek Why would we expect anything to change for the homeless population currently occupying the banks of the creek right down the street on Cherry and Branham They have been nothing but a nuisance and in some instances a danger to the surrounding neighborhood Certainly they have caused an uptick in property crime as the Safeway and Walmart across the street has taken to locking up many items behind plexiglass While they prefer the light exiting Walmart/Best buy as a prime panhandling location they also frequent the NB 85 exit onto Almaden across the street as well as the Almaden/85 SB exit next to Costco There was one instance where my wife was picking up our kids from Pioneer HS where a homeless man sat on the Island/Divider with a machete ashing his cigarette on it while sitting on a bucket and rambling incoherently to himself “Well is he attacking anyone with it WE HAVE NO OBLIGATION TO HOUSE THESE PEOPLE You solve this issue by making rock bottom not so soft The people here do not want to be housed Who is stopping housed people from drinking Ever see a frat house or a society holiday party and commit wage fraud among other harms to society So we’re going to make it easier for the ones currently doing this in the creek Robertsville (this area of D9) has already paid the toll on this for 24 years I think it’s only fair we put it next to your neighborhood since we’re trying to be equitable here Where is the $5M per year going to come from or $3,125 per month would go much further in providing a simple rental subsidy – $1,500/mo subsidy for 278 people to be exact This is why this problem will never be “solved” The people in charge of solving it only want to extend the tax-payer funded gravy train forever You must be logged in to post a comment 408.206.5327[email protected] You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience After extensive community involvement spanning back to 2013 the intersection at Thomas St and Dexter Ave N was identified as an opportunity to create a Thomas St that strengthens pedestrian and bicycle connections Seattle’s first protected intersection will prioritize people walking It includes traffic signals for people crossing Dexter Ave N It also adds permanent concrete barriers to help safely separate people driving from people walking The protected intersection provides connectivity to the citywide bike network It links the greenway on Thomas St to the popular Dexter Ave N bike lanes It also connects the Seattle Center to South Lake Union to help move large numbers of people during events Seattle’s first protected intersection is an exciting step forward for everyone We’ll continue to monitor the intersection and signals to make sure everything is operating smoothly and are ready to make minor adjustments if needed in the weeks ahead We’re making numerous improvements to other parts of Thomas St between 5th Ave N and Dexter Ave N in coordination with Seattle City Light and other adjacent property owners we will continue to work on sidewalk and landscaping installation in this area which may require additional temporary sidewalk closures We expect to complete all of these planned improvements this year: 2024: We updated the blog post to add more photos and a short video of the protected intersection and note that it has opened to the traveling public Sign up to receive updates from the SDOT Blog via email The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is on a mission to deliver a transportation system that provides safe and affordable access to places and opportunities for everyone as we work to achieve our vision of Seattle as a thriving equitable community powered by dependable transportation Explore more guides to help you find what you need Don’t miss Downtown’s BIGGEST Saint Patrick’s Day celebration as we color the Hillsborough River Green to channel the luck of the Irish During the festival, beginning at 3 pm, visitors can also watch the 2025 St Patrick’s Day Parade put on the by Tampa Rough Riders, Inc. 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Mount Baldy areas of the Angeles National Forest (State Route 39) Traeger assisted in the establishment of the original San Dimas Sheriff’s Station to serve the fruit growers and poultry raisers in the eastern section of Los Angeles County The first station consisted of a large frame house located on San Dimas Avenue near downtown a new “modern” Sheriff’s station opened on the same site San Dimas became the 70th city to incorporate and contracts with the Sheriff’s Department and the Los Angeles County Fire Department for law enforcement and fire services the Walnut Sheriff’s Station opened in the City of Walnut (located approximately 8 miles S/W of San Dimas) The command of San Dimas Sheriff’s Station was then consolidated with that of Walnut Sheriff’s Station San Dimas Sheriff’s Station opened a new station and it is currently under the command of Captain Don Slawson San Dimas Sheriff’s Station is noted for its outstanding Mountain Rescue Team which performs technical rescues and searches in the rugged terrain of the nearby Angeles National Forest consists of highly trained and dedicated men and women volunteers and Reserve Sheriff’s Deputies They currently respond to an average of seven rescue calls per month involving lost hiker searches and rescues of injured persons The station is also supported by Patrol and Posse Reserve Units San Dimas Sheriff’s Station has a fully staffed Detective Bureau which investigates burglaries The city of San Dimas contracts for three Special Assignment Deputies who are also bicycle patrol certified They provide specialized “problem-oriented policing,” which addresses quality of life issues within the city of San Dimas A crime prevention officer coordinates Business and Neighborhood Watch Programs It’s a proven fact that if graffiti is quickly removed the offender is less likely to tag in that area again All area cities try to remove graffiti as quickly as possible The following phone numbers apply to the areas near San Dimas To report graffiti in public rights-of-way within city limits Please provide the following information: The address where the graffiti is located – For example “125 E College St.” or “At the intersection of Main St The location of the graffiti (be as detailed as possible) – For example “On the south-west block wall,” or “On the stop sign facing east.” Your phone number – This information is needed in case the graffiti removal staff needs more information For graffiti found on private property or property not owned or maintained by a municipality or they may contact the property owner with a request to remove it Unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County  (800) 675-4357 Railroad Tracks or easement – Metrolink (909) 392-4427 basins or washes – LA County Flood Control (626) 458-4091 Public school property – contact the appropriate school district office Gated community – contact the HOA or property management firm shopping centers – contact the owner or property manager Waste Management – Any vandalized WM containers may be reported to 800-796-9696 between the hours of 8 a.m Annual Overnight parking permits are available from the San Dimas City Hall for residents who cannot accommodate all their registered vehicles in the available parking spaces on their property Temporary overnight parking permits are available for residents and guests who wish to leave vehicles parked on city streets between 2-5 a.m can be obtained from San Dimas City Hall or automated permit machines Automated permit machines are located outside of the San Dimas Sheriff Station at 270 S Walnut Avenue and at Century 21 at 1100 Via Verde Av contact the city’s Parking Division at (909) 394-6210 The San Dimas Station offers free vacation security checks for residents a deputy or Volunteer on Patrol will check your home for broken windows By: 5:00 am on January 28 Construction will yield three apartment buildings the potential Building B site will no longer include housing five will be designated as affordable for households earning around half of the area’s median income Parking will be included for 14 cars and 52 bicycles Schaub Li Architects is responsible for the design Illustrations show the three-story apartments clad with bare stucco facades The roughly 0.6-acre property is located along the San Bruno Avenue thoroughfare between Harkness Avenue and Ordway Street The existing billboard on-site will remain Future residents would be near several SFMTA bus lines and a 22-minute walk from the Bayshore Caltrain station McLaren Park is just ten minutes away via the 29 or 56 bus 3255-3333 San Bruno Avenue aerial view looking over Highway 101 City records show the property last sold in 2016 to a San Francisco-based individual for $1.25 million construction is expected to cost around $8.5 million a figure not inclusive of all development costs Subscribe to YIMBY’s daily e-mail Follow YIMBYgram for real-time photo updates Like YIMBY on Facebook Follow YIMBY’s Twitter for the latest in YIMBYnews I miss that cool Storybook warehouse that used to be beneath the billboard Also the bee farm that used to occupy the rest of the lot But I guess we need to build more ugly to keep the Wieners happy I don’t think these are ugly–they look pretty similar to the buildings around them “five will be designated as affordable for households” At least the majority of the ugly small units will be market rate ++ These look perfectly nice – the ugly part is the existing billboard Too bad they decided to keep that instead of putting more homes there I love that Billboard >:( I audibly went “YAY” when I read that the billboard will remain Perfectly summarizing the state of housing development in the Bay Area with a single comment What a perfect example of how broken the housing system is here All that land given up for a billboard and its view corridor And only 3 stories next to a major freeway and all those bus lines that also link to the Caltrain station just a little further south Not to mention great access to job centers from downtown SF (maybe again someday) Bayview and down to Oyster Point and the Peninsula Not to mention more people to support all the struggling Mom & Pop businesses on SBA this is a very skinny parcel – really just a remnant left over after 101 was built in the 1950s I honestly don’t know how stable that slope is between the site and the freeway Your lungs would be coated with soot in a week I hope whoever lives there invests in some really good HVAC filters ga('send', 'event', ‘Robert ‘Becker, 'Impression', 'https://sfyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/desktop-ad.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); ADVERTISEMENT ga('send', 'event', 'SF YIMBY', 'Impression', 'https://sfyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/sfyimbyadnews.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); ga('send', 'event', 'SF YIMBY', 'Impression', 'https://sfyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/sf-yimby-dot-com-graphic.jpg', { nonInteraction: true }); Follow on Instagram © COPYRIGHT New York YIMBY LLC San Francisco — Caltrans will be working on road repairs on ramps along Interstate 280 in San Francisco The first repair location takes place at the Lyell St October 24.  This includes placing polyester concrete overlay and repairing asphalt concrete approaches at six ramps at seven locations 101 to NB 280 (lower deck); I-280/101 Interchange: SB 280 to SB 101 (upper deck) The repairs will occur on a segment of I-280 from Ocean Ave each night for durations from one to eight hours on southbound and northbound directions All repairs will take place at night and may require partial to full lane The purpose of the work is to prolong the useful service life and integrity of six bridges at seven locations in the city and county of San Francisco The entire project is scheduled to be completed January 2025 Project detours will be updated periodically on sfhighwayprojects.com and motorists for your patience as we work to repair freeway barriers Every effort will be made to minimize inconvenience to the traveling public.  SuperShuttle serves the island of Manhattan to and from New York City's three major airports John F St. John’s University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, actual or potential parental, family, or marital status, pregnancy and related conditions, disability, or age in its programs and activities. The Office of Equal Opportunity and Compliance, [email protected] has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies During the confinement period, you can access PSG TV Premium for free and enjoy all this season's match videos. Learn more To build off of the huge succes of its Fifth Avenue store The previous store at the previous address closed on November 25 and will reopen at the new location which will provide consumers with expanded oppprtuities and serve as the largest Club store in the world Paris Saint-Germain: "We are very pleased with the welcome we have received from New Yorkers since our establishment in 2022 We look forward to welcoming them to an even larger and more innovative store in December This expansion reflects the success of the Paris Saint-Germain brand and the original boutique development strategy we are implementing worldwide." "The decision to open an expanded version of our Fifth Avenue store was an easy one as we wanted to create an elevated space that provided customers with an unparalleled retail experience that is signature of our Club stores This new store will be the largest to date a premier destination that will offer unique licensed sports gear and accessories guaranteed to appeal to our diverse shoppers We look forward to continuing our strong partnership with Paris Saint-Germain to create first-of-its-kind retail stores." The opening of this new PSG Boutique in New York is part of the Club’s innovative global merchandising partnership with Fanatics announced in 2020 which see retailing giant Lids operate PSG stores worldwide It is a new step for Paris Saint-Germain’s international development after successfully opening stores in the US - Los Angeles Miami – as well as in some of the most iconic cultural capitals in the world such as Seoul The new store will feature an extensive product assortment of team jerseys with a full range of Nike and Jordan teamwear fashion collections and NY-inspired Paris Saint-Germain designs exclusively available at the new location This one-stop destination for Paris Saint-Germain fans in NYC and those from traveling all over the world will get to experience a customization station a signature feature present in many Lids retail locations for fans to further personalize their Paris Saint-Germain gear on-site collectibles such as exclusive signed game and non-game jerseys as well as other team items will be available for purchase Jude Rock ’n’ Roll Half Marathon is back in DC this Saturday and so are its road closures If you’re looking to get in or out of the downtown perimeter on Saturday morning with some closing as early as 6 PM Friday evening:  These roads will be closed to vehicle traffic from 3 AM to noon on Saturday These roads will be closed to vehicle traffic from 6 AM to noon on Saturday These roads will be closed to vehicle traffic from 7 AM to 10 AM on Saturday These roads will be closed to vehicle traffic from 7 AM to 10:30 AM on Saturday These roads will be closed to vehicle traffic from 7 AM to 11 AM on Saturday These roads will be closed to vehicle traffic from 7 AM to 11:30 AM on Saturday For more information on parking restrictions, updates on road closures, or the race itself visit the Metro Police website or the Rock ’n’ Roll website By: 5:30 am on December 17 Cahill is the general contractor responsible for the construction work the team has finished the first-floor concrete podium with the wood-frame structure reaching up to the third floor leaving three more floors remaining until the topping out Some exterior composite wood has been attached though no facade pieces have been spotted on-site Construction is expected to cost around $84.6 million with completion by late 2025 and move-ins by May 2026 Mercy Housing is hoping to emulate their success with Tahanan a figure most affordable construction projects in San Francisco exceed Speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony earlier this year Mercy Housing president Doug Shoemaker said “Our success with modular housing at Tahanan showed that San Francisco absolutely can build affordable housing quickly and cost-effectively… now we’re bringing many of those innovative cost-saving efforts to site-built housing.” The six-story structure is expected to create 145 units of affordable housing for ‘seniors experiencing or at risk of homelessness,’ as per the city Apartments will be priced for households earning no more than 50% of the area’s median income with the exact rents to be no more than 30% of income Residential amenities will include a community room David Baker Architects is responsible for the design Illustrations show a brick-clad facade with an offset pattern of sawtooth bay windows facing northwest over Valencia Street and extensive street plantings to establish the first floor Mercy Housing got involved with the project by invitation of Sequioa Living who are planning to build a seven-story affordable senior complex at 3485 Cesar Chavez Street next to 1633 Valencia Street The taller 126-unit project is expected to start construction in 2026 1633 Valencia Street and 3485 Cesar Chavez Street site map illustration by Martin M Ron Associates Inc 1633 Valencia Street and 3485 Cesar Chavez Street image via Google Satellite outlined approximately by YIMBY The roughly one-acre parcel had been a Sears parking lot overlooked by the CPMC Mission Bernal Sutter medical campus The site is bound by Mission Street and Cesar Chavez Street Future residents will be around nine minutes from the 24th Street BART Station on foot or four minutes by bicycle This is in my backyard and I’m excited about this going up I can not wait for this dirty little stretch of Valencia to get some life injected into it Hopefully it inspires some more building and commercial activity nearby Why would at-risk senior development spawn “commercial activity” exactly Another hideous condo highrise blotting out the sun so the people who actually live around it never have to see those things again Making SF “affordable” by making it ugly we’re aiming to build the Great Wall of China on every street and make sure it’s so high you’ll never experience the sun NIMBYs are amazingly selfish and short-sighted All the 80-IQ NIMBYs make the same dumb comment Why not go back to 1860 when there were almost no buildings the people who live IN the building get great views out of their windows feels like both this and the neighboring building could be a few stories taller Totally ruins the property value of surrounding properties How many housing projects does this area need What will be done about increasing security SFPD has an abnormally high budget so hopefully that way Louis developer is making a push to bring more retail activity to the heart of downtown Oliver Properties has plans to develop roughly 9,000 square feet of the former Copia Restaurant & Wine Garden at 1122 Washington Ave The firm had acquired the property earlier in the year and had been working on the right fit for the space “The retail space as a former restaurant ran all the way through from front to back of the entire building,” he said the building doesn’t go all the way to the alley Those details meant an attraction centered around food and beverage would be a good fit But the size could be challenging for a single tenant “And there’s already quite a few sit-down restaurants along the way.” could help to diversify the risk for an individual establishment and offer quick-serve food options that cater to lunch The developer is in talks with potential tenants but declined to share more specifics since no deals are finalized yet The food hall concept is part of about 35,000 square feet of retail space Oliver Properties owns which focuses on Washington Avenue and the immediate surrounding streets includes about 400 apartments in nearby buildings and a few surface parking lots The developer has an eye toward developing a more unified retail experience along one of the more prominent business corridors downtown Part of that has included purchasing the ground floor retail space in different buildings and not necessarily the apartments above “As [Washington Avenue] faced its challenges it had a fractionalized ownership,” he said ‘How do I optimize my revenue in this one space?’” That meant there wasn’t much intentionality in terms of which retail tenants should open But with the cohesive ownership he is trying to create Oliver said more attention can be paid to how potential tenants interact with each other and drive foot traffic “It’s an established retail strategy that you need anchor tenancy Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker By: 5:15 am on April 2 the nation’s first Jewish urban cohousing complex broke ground at its site on San Pablo Ave mixed-use construction begins more than 10 years after the original proposal making a historic debut for a new type of community-based housing Urban Development + Partners has worked with Studio KDA architects and local Jewish community groups to realize this long-held dream but they will share 8,700 square feet of communal space Decisions involving shared spaces are made by the collective residents Interior Courtyard and Walkways at 2403 San Pablo Avenue Prospective tenants are not required to be Jewish or part of a particular community organization common space design is specifically tailored 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The ground level and basement will be leasable for light industrial tenants. Parking will be included for 125 cars and over 200 bicycles. BKF is consulting on civil engineering The project will eventually open up with 501 apartments close to the Giants Stadium The rear of the site along Welsh Street will include a row of townhome-style units with stoops directly onto the sidewalk the project will include 71 affordable units 555 Bryant Street with the proposed 665 4th Street project outlined in the background 555 Bryant Street townhome-style units overlooking Welsh Street Solomon Cordwell Buenz is responsible for the design. Facade installation will include three-story sawtooth bay windows similar to the recently completed MIRA apartments by Studio Gang. The H-shaped floorplans will bring natural light and fresh air to mid-block apartment windows and the two podium-top courtyards featuring landscape architecture by Plural 555 Bryant Street Site Analysis via Solomon Cordwell Swinerton is the general contractor Construction is expected to last 30 months from groundbreaking last year It’s sure taking them a long time to start vertical construction I think that the demolition finished a year ago Ok maybe that’s not a terrible timeline and maybe I’m just impatient haha I’m not sure about those street level “townhouse” units Not a bad looking building but a floorplan or two of apartment layout would of been helpful I like the fact that the front of the building is 3 dimensional It doesn’t seem to have much parking which would if I was looking I would require It’s walking distance to multiple train stops and all 3 major agencies If you need a car I would suggest moving farther out of downtown @Ed Townhouses by definition are at street level I guess you would nt live in the majority of houses in SF I believe he is talking about being in the back of the development across from the Palms with only Welsh street (which I believe if a fairly narrow ally like street) Not a lot of light and the windows are low enough and right next to the sidewalk people can just look in if you don’t have window coverings Your living room would be like a retail store Are they going to remove the billboards on the neighboring building Looks like whoever has the apartments on the East side of the building will have a lovely view of the billboards Would like to see one bedroom apartment at 555 Bryant Street as soon as possible Patrick’s Day celebrations with several exciting events all around town Local spots will have green beers to get you in the festive mood Heads up: Some of these specials or events are available sooner than Monday and Arizona Beer House will have green beer on deck Learn more. Bawker Bawker is hosting a “paint and sip” event on Sunday fun-filled day of painting and socializing at this Luck of the Irish – St Whether you’re an experienced artist or just looking for a memorable experience this paint and sip promises an approachable Learn more. A post shared by Better Bevs (@betterbevsaz) The Fourth Avenue beverage spot’s “beverage of the month” is the Leprechaun Snow Get it while you can throughout the month of March Learn more. Patrick’s Day-themed specials (see above) from Friday Learn more. A post shared by The Canyon's Crown (@canyonscrownpub) “It’s March… That means Corned Beef and Cabbage is here for a limited time Learn more. The restaurant will have the following specials beginning on Friday Learn more. they’ll magically turn your beer green if you ask them to they’re hosting a themed trivia for the “Irish classics,” “Clueless” and “Mean Girls.” Later on they’ll play the films “The Commitments” and “Boondock Saints.” Learn more. The Cork will be serving traditional corned beef Learn more. A post shared by Charron Vineyards and Winery (@charronvineyards) Jeff and Jill will be stopping by on Sunday playing their acoustic covers of their favorite hits from genres like rock we will have our famous green slushies on tap The flavor is White Sangria but the color is FESTIVE Learn more. A post shared by Southern Arizona Roadrunners (@runsar) There’s a Happy Hour Hobble happening at Crooked Tooth on Friday and all participants will get $1 off draft beers Learn more. A post shared by Chefghini (@ghinisfrenchcaffe) Ghini’s is serving a cheddar corned beef hash and gravy casserole — covered in a slow-roasted onion stout gravy Learn more. please let them know if you are planning on having one of the specials so they can make sure there’s enough Call (520) 731-1100 to make your reservation Learn more. A post shared by Club Congress (@clubcongress) we got you covered all weekend long.” Learn more. A post shared by Kingfisher Tucson – Bar & Grill (@thekingfishertucson) Patrick’s Day specials like chocolate Guinness cupcakes and corned beef and cabbage (see full menu above) Learn more. A post shared by The Maverick Live Music Venue (@tucsonmaverick) The country western bar is hosting a pre-St They’ll have drink specials (see above) and live music from DJ Lokey Learn more. A post shared by Monkey Bar (@monkeybartucson) “Join us for a Monkey Bar’s St Drink specials all day along with all the holiday favorites Free corned beef and cabbage with a drink purchase Learn more. traditional Irish music kicks off with Puca & The Wild Ones (and special guests) They’ll also have corned beef and cabbage on the menu Learn more. Mulligan’s will have a corned beef and cabbage special there will be plenty of Guinness and Irish whiskey Learn more. A post shared by Old pueblo cellars (@oldpueblocellars) Patrick’s Day party a day early on Saturday It’ll be a festive day filled with music but reservations are required for tastings Learn more. A post shared by The Parish Tucson (@theparishtucson) “Festival season keeps on keepin’ on — get ready for St Patrick’s Day at the Parish!All the corned beef and cabbage and live music from the Bastard Sons of Patrick Learn more. celebrate the St Paddy’s Day weekend with Uncommon Crossroads at The Playground “We’ll be up on the rooftop bar jammin’ to all your favorite Irish tunes Learn more. A post shared by Redbird Scratch Kitchen + Bar (@redbird_scratchkitchen) they’re serving the Lucky Charm: an exclusive cocktail made with freshly muddled kiwi and a vibrant green apple liqueur to celebrate the Irish holiday Learn more. Phattie’s Day: Pot O’ Gold is just around the corner and it’s shaping up to be the highest celebration of the season Tucson Doobie is bringing the green vibes to life with this one-of-a-kind cannabis event that blends the spirit of St Patrick’s Day with the best of the cannabis community Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or just curious to explore this event promises something for everyone Learn more. Tandem will be serving food and drink specials Learn more. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival is on Sunday with festivities at Armory Park from 11 a.m “Featuring live musical performances Don’t forget our Finley Beer Garden with properly poured Guinness and for the designated driver in the group Guinness 0.0 we expect this to be our biggest and best year yet Learn more. March 17 is also going to be the lounge’s first day of daily lunch service they’re serving a corned beef reuben sandwich they have Guinness on tap with green beer and Irish whiskey on hand Learn more. Love Tucson food? So do we. That’s why our stories are free to read — and focused on the chefs, farmers, and restaurants that make Tucson so delicious.👉 Get exclusive perks & support local with the Foodie Insiders Club and learn how to eat local year-round Matt Sterner was gifted with the artistic ability to masterfully roll a burrito to the highest of standards but the wrapped medley of delicious innards wasn’t his first love Matt’s first true love was a combination of reading the ingredients list of his shampoo and conditioner bottles and the Scrabble dictionary — something he found useful when challenging his grandmother to a game He attended college at New Mexico State University and graduated with a degree in Digital Filmmaking One of his favorite classes was screenwriting because he became responsible for the story’s birth before it came to life on-screen Matt took on numerous positions at a local television station in Tucson From dealing out stories about heartbreak to producing “fluffier” content for a lifestyle broadcast he learned what it takes to adapt to the many emotions the world of media can stir Matt has dabbled in the culinary world of Tucson as well as San Diego If you’re in the mood for strange stories The home at 346 16th Ave NE was completely renovated to comply with modern code requirements. [ Michael Tunnell Photography ]The home was built in 1924. It was owned at one point by George Gandy Sr., the man who built the Gandy Bridge. In 1935, Babe Ruth rented the property while he was in town for spring training. A 1935 issue of the St. Petersburg Times shows Babe Ruth and his wife Helen. The caption notes the two will reside at 346 16th Ave N. [ Newspapers.com ]The home was in bad shape when Stafford got her hands on it. “It was unbelievably overcome with mold,” she said. “It was just so far gone structurally.” Award-winning preservationist Maureen Stafford spent thee and a half years restoring 346 16th Ave NE. [ Courtesy of Maureen Stafford ]Still, Stafford said she couldn’t bear to see the house torn down. She’s completed more than 30 historic preservation projects, many in the Old Northeast, where she’s lived since the 1990s. “I feel so passionately about the neighborhood and the inventory, which we’re losing every day, it seems,” she said. “I drive down the street, and there’s another demolition crew taking down a beautiful house.” The home at 346 16th Ave NE features a saltwater pool. [ Michael Tunnell Photography ]Sharon Kantner, the listing agent with Smith & Associates, said this home is perfect for someone who wants to live in a historic home but without the hassle of updating it. It features several modern amenities, including high-end appliances in the kitchen, a brand-new air conditioning system and hurricane windows. “The quality and finishes are like no other,” Kantner said. “You can’t compare it to a new build.” Rebecca Liebson is a reporter covering real estate and housing. She can be reached at rliebson@tampabay.com. Formerly homeless veterans living in poor conditions at a San Jose complex hope things get better with the change in nonprofit service providers The property at 10. Kirk Ave. is home to dozens of veterans that have lived with black mildew, fire hazards and unsafe electrical systems, among other problems — issues that have been going on for years Santa Clara County purchased it last year and promised to turn it around Homeless Veterans Emergency Housing Facility provided case management and meals to veterans at the site Two months ago the Veterans Administration which had been been funding a majority of the programs said it would not renew its contract with the nonprofit the county brought in Abode Services on Tuesday to take over day-to-day operations through the end of the year The contract, approved by the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors on Aug The county took $500,000 out of its general fund contingency reserve to make sure on-site veterans are still getting meals case management and services needed to transition into permanent housing The county is banking on Abode getting a contract with the Veterans Administration to maintain services for veterans into the new year Deputy County Executive Director Consuelo Hernandez said Abode’s contract with the Veterans Administration is “pending inspections” of the site If the Veterans Administration doesn’t end up giving Abode a contract Hernandez said the county will work to see what else needs to be done or provide a plan to help the veterans transition out “Our stance is we care about the veterans,” Hernandez told San José Spotlight adding that transitions can be difficult because there is uncertainty in regards to who is responsible for what An Abode spokesperson deferred questions on the contract and transition to the county The transition hasn’t been without hiccups A case manager for Homeless Veterans Emergency Housing Facility said they were trying to get veterans out of the building because the Veterans Administration initially told them all veterans had to leave the premises before the contract expired The nonprofit rushed to move some veterans into apartments and shelters Other veterans felt unsettled because they didn’t know where they would go “I was living in limbo because I didn’t know,” a veteran who asked to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation told San José Spotlight “I was worried about having to leave.” The veteran said a worker from Abode contacted him last Friday and told him he would be able to stay but he’d have to work out a new lease with the Veterans Administration Hernandez told San José Spotlight no veterans are being asked to leave There are about six veterans who reside in a building with mold and they will move to another building on the premises while repairs are being made There were about 40 veterans on the premises Aug single-story buildings with the capacity to house 150 veterans The county acquired the 4.26-acre site for $14.5 million last November from Swenson Builders Since the acquisition it has fixed the fire sprinklers pumped standing water out of the basement and installed air conditioning in some rooms The veteran said he is hopeful things will improve with the county owning the building and Abode managing the operations Others are still uneasy with the transition “I think it’s going to be a lot more fair,” he told San José Spotlight “I’m handicapped and (Goodwin) wouldn’t give me a handicap (parking) spot Contact Joyce Chu at [email protected] or @joyce_speaks on X I stayed for a little over a year at that facility after a life event left me traumatized and homeless and and favoritism left an indelible mark upon my inner psyche I could tell you some terrible tales that went unchallenged at that facility The most defrauded protective class is in the nation You must be logged in to post a comment 408.206.5327[email protected] co-owner of Mike’s Deli Arthur Avenue carves up “The Michelangelo” with tomato on homemade focaccia Tourists not familiar with this end of NYC will call it Belmont but the Bronx neighborhood known as Arthur Avenue is a true It’s home to a string of century-old red sauce joints and family-run shops that serve a diverse clientele — from the Italian regulars and families who have been coming for decades A point that often mystifies those who live and work in the neighborhood is that some locals and tourists alike aren’t even aware of its existence as many instead flock to Lower Manhattan’s historic Little Italy on Mulberry Street you can’t go to one without visiting the other and both neighborhoods are once again holding larger-than-life feasts in September (Watch Greetings From Italian America below and get an inside look at both of these iconic landmarks of Italian American culture.) Ferragosto Festival: Bronx-Arthur Avenue (9.12.21) the Ferragosto feast-goers will then spill into the neighborhood to take in the music Going back centuries, the Ferragosto tradition recognizes the end of the harvest season and to enjoy the fruits of those labors. It is a way for families to engage in part of the Italian culture and coming together in a solid bond of family and friendship, according to ArthurAvenueBronx.com The Feast of San Gennaro: Lower Manhattan-Mulberry Street (9.16.21-9.26.21) Italian immigrants first ushered the tradition in to NYC’s Lower East Side in 1926 and what is now the San Gennaro Feast is entering its 94th celebration from Sept The former immigrant enclave has lost some businesses and restaurants over the years but the feast itself has expanded into a massive celebration of Italian heritage Thousands of people are expected during the 11-day Make the pledge and become a member of Italian Sons and Daughters of America today. In the wake of Pope Francis' remarks to Congress an American doctor of Italian descent reflects on immigration in the US Italian families have understood that good food is as important for the body as it is for the soul The Guardian pays tribute to one of the all-time great Italian American entertainers ISDA has kept its strong sense of community alive and thriving to become one of the largest and most financially successful Italian American organizations in the country We now unite Italian Americans across states nationwide to celebrate our culture and preserve the traditions our ancestors brought with them from Italy Share your email address with us Italian Sons & Daughters of America 419 Wood St. © 2025 Italian Sons & Daughters of America Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon The best of New York straight to your inbox We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news Sign up for our email to enjoy New York without spending a thing (as well as some options when you’re feeling flush) Our newsletter hand-delivers the best bits to your inbox Sign up to unlock our digital magazines and also receive the latest news By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. New York The New York City Saint Patrick's Day Parade is coming up and it's been a time-honored tradition of Irish pride ever since.  From pipe and drum bands to dancers and performers in regalia midtown Manhattan transforms into a big party with a sea of green revelers every year for this festive affair More than 150,000 people march in the parade every year, with more than 2 million spectators cheering them on Below, you'll find everything you need to know about 2025's parade, including when and where it'll be taking place. Make sure to check out our other suggestions for great St. Patrick’s Day events RECOMMENDED: See the full St. Patrick's Day in NYC guide Patrick’s Day Parade takes place on Monday The procession starts at 11am and ends around 4:30pm.  Anywhere on Fifth Avenue will provide a good view of the festivities Spectators can begin lining up as early as they would like If you want to try to score grandstand seats, you've got to mail a letter (yes, really) to the parade committee (here's how) Patrick's Cathedral at 50th Street—all the way to 79th Street a proud son of Limerick and the longtime chairman of the Queens County St Patrick’s Parade Committee in the Rockaway He helped the Rockaways rebuild after the devastation of Superstorm Sandy More than 150,000 people march each year in the parade, including pipe bands, Gaelic societies, veterans, firefighters, and many more. To get a sense of just how big this parade is, the "line of march" which is basically a program for the event, runs 16 pages long this year There will not be portable restrooms set up along the parade route, so prepare your bladder accordingly. We also recommend bookmarking the Got2Go NYC bathroom map If you want to stay home and avoid the crowds you can watch the parade on TV or livestream A lot of them. If you're trying to get somewhere in this area on parade day, you're better off walking than trying to drive. Typically during the parade, street traffic is detoured away from 5th Avenue between 44th to 79th Streets, which can cause an overflow on adjacent streets. Here's the full list of closures, per NYC DOT:  Formation:Vanderbilt Avenue between 43rd Street and 46th Street44th Street between Vanderbilt Avenue and 6th Avenue45th Street between Vanderbilt Avenue and 6th Avenue46th Street between Vanderbilt Avenue and 6th Avenue47th Street between Park Avenue and 6th Avenue48th Street between Park Avenue and 6th Avenue Route:5th Avenue between 79th Street and 43rd Street Dispersal:5th Avenue between 84th Street and 79th Street79th Street between Park Avenue and 5th Avenue80th Street between Lexington Avenue and 5th Avenue81st Street between Lexington Avenue and 5th Avenue82nd Street between Lexington Avenue and 5th Avenue83rd Street between Lexington Avenue and 5th Avenue Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! tiktokfacebooktwitteryoutubeAbout us Contact us The Best Happy Hour Deals Around New Orleans The Best Tacos in New Orleans 21 Best Sports Bars in New Orleans Grazing along the iconic New Orleans thoroughfare Charles Avenue streetcar line is a brilliant way to spend the day While there are scads of restaurants and cafes along Magazine and on cross streets this lineup shines the spotlight on eateries either on St but especially helpful when Carnival season rolls the option to walk the 5.7 miles of avenue to aid digestion is ever-present for the overindulged The streetcar essentially culminates (or turns, rather) at Cooter Brown’s Uptown a boffo tap room with a million-ish different beers The burger with fried jalapenos is mighty tasty Where to Eat on Mardi Gras Day in New Orleans This iconic Uptown greasy spoon is known for waits out the door and a slew of diner-fare That includes a huge breakfast menu focusing on omelets The inside of this legendary Carrollton Avenue diner has a counter with seating that winds through the restaurant The Best Affordable Restaurants in New Orleans 23 Kid-Friendly New Orleans Restaurants Adults Will Love many dishes on Vincent’s menu reflect chef Vincent Catalanotto’s Sicilian roots Beyond favorites like veal parm and chicken Marsala and crab simmered in a delicate rosa sauce — think the love child of red sauce and Alfredo The Most Romantic Restaurants in New Orleans The Best Italian Restaurants in New Orleans Enjoy a taste of Paris at Crepe Nanou, a lovely little bistro with sidewalk seating and a menu of French specialties offered for dinner Wednesday through Sunday from 5 p.m The Best French Restaurants in New Orleans The buck-a-shuck happy hour (okay, now they’re $1.25 a piece) is reason enough to pop into this family-friendly, often frenetic seafood destination along the streetcar line. Superior Seafood offers hefty portions of rib-sticking fare like the crawfish mac and cheese and the shrimp and grits A post shared by Superior Seafood & Oyster Bar (@superiorseafood) Where to Slurp the Best Oysters in New Orleans For drinks, stop at the Chloe a lovely 19th-century mansion and former bed and breakfast-turned-boutique hotel on St Redesigned by the hip LeBlanc and Smith restaurant group (Sylvain there’s a dreamy outdoor space and live music on some weekends There’s a pool and patio bar out back and a perfectly dark hideaway in the lobby that provides a chill space to unwind after touring the city A post shared by The Chloe (@thechloenola) This historic hotel is home to one of the city’s essential bars drawing visitors with the chance to be steeped in a quintessential New Orleans atmosphere Drinking at the Columns is best in mild weather — a seat on the hotel’s veranda offers a gorgeous view of St multiple rooms inside replete with soaring ceilings and ornate plaster trim make for prime hot toddy or Irish coffee sipping spots and Party on New Year's Eve in New Orleans Where to Savor New Orleans’s Best Shrimp and Grits Locals love the Delachaise wine bar Also love that of the 350 or so wines offered The nibbles delight and surprise — like the shrimp Clemenceau A post shared by The Delachaise (@delachaisewinebar) The Best Restaurant Patios in New Orleans for Outdoor Dining and Drinking skip nearby Houston’s and opt for a local house John’s is an Italian steakhouse with an old-school feel and attentive service that has been around for 30 years and the perfectly-browned French onion soup A post shared by Mr. John's Steakhouse (@mrjohnssteaks) A Guide to Dining and Drinking in the Lower Garden District (LGD) Jack Rose is a swell spot an art-filled oasis with seating options that include the leafy patio a stone’s throw from the tracks Perfect for cocktails and bites or a celebratory feast the menu offers small plates like crab and polenta with roasted corn and larger portions of entrees including a saltimbocca-treated veal chop with prosciutto and sage Stay for outstanding live jazz at the Bayou Bar next door Where to Eat the Best Thanksgiving Dinner in New Orleans This place isn’t being cheeky retro, it actually is a vintage breakfast and lunch place that dates back to 1946. Please-U-Restaurant’s legion of fans adores the wide array of omelets — including oyster — and po’ boys including the crowd-pleasing french fries and gravy 9 Iconic Greasy Spoons for New Orleans-Style Diner Fare the longtime and much-loved Avenue Pub got new owners in 2022 a team that includes the owners of Blue Oak BBQ That’s resulted in a better-than-ever menu of pub food a mix of classics like tater tot poutine and boudin balls and less-expected dishes like a kale chop salad and Argentinian choripán the room can get crowded with dining patrons; upstairs the balcony is again open with its wrap-around balcony overlooking the streetcar line and a smaller bar with an impressive selection of brown goods: bourbon A post shared by The Avenue Pub (@avenuepubneworleans) These Are the Very Best Bars in New Orleans Charles Street spot offers the two title items as well as a selection of specials and vegetarian-friendly food The barbacoa tacos contain shredded beef in a red sauce 14 Restaurants and Bars That Specialize in Craft Beers in Las Vegas This new multi-level outpost of the original Tito’s Ceviche and Pisco Peruvian restaurant on Magazine Street is a bright spot in what used to be the Saint Charles Tavern Founders Tatiana and Juan Lock are excited to bring authentic flavors to the Garden District dishes like various types of composed raw seafood and cooked specialties like tallarin verde a hanger steak with garlicky pesto linguine strong brandy that is the national spirit of Peru Chill Out With New Orleans’s Best Cold Seafood Dishes This Summer Maïs Arepas opened in Central City in 2012 bringing a vital restaurant to the neighborhood that pulled the culinary curtains back on authentic Colombian cuisine Owner David Mantilla puts arepas front and center with a lineup of 10 sandwiches winning combos like shredded chicken with avocados Pluck is the brainchild of sommelier Skye LaTorre and global flavors with her devotion to the grape Pluck offers indoor and courtyard dining at 722 Girod Street just off St This place flies under the radar but deserves attention for its creative menu — developed by chef consultant Heathcliffe Hailey — and thoughtful approach to wine drinking and education A post shared by Pluck Wine Bar & Restaurant (@pluckwines) 19 of the Best Restaurant Wine Lists in New Orleans The flagship of the Link Restaurant Group, Herbsaint has graced St Definitely the prettiest of Link’s restaurants this welcoming light-filled space spotlights chef Tyler Spreen’s contemporary and andouille gumbo are just a few lip-smacking options Where to Find the Best Gumbo in New Orleans This sleeper in the hip pocket of the Intercontinental Hotel is a gem worth discovering. From its housemade beignets at brunch to oversized po’boys and a riff on a muffuletta that includes house-smoked pastrami and homemade pickled vedge, Trenasse delivers The cauliflower steak with Saint Andre cheese and pistachio pesto is just one inspired vegetarian option The Best Restaurants Near the New Orleans Superdome The Best Oyster Happy Hours in New Orleans Right Now The Best New Restaurants in San Diego, May 2025 The Best Tacos in San Diego, According to a Local Food Expert Where to Eat in San Diego’s Point Loma Neighborhood San Diego’s essential restaurants across an array of cuisines how to avoid a nightmare parking situation and what occasion each restaurant is best known for ranging from $ for an affordable meal under $25 a person to $$$$ which indicates a splurge that may be a better fit for a special occasion New this update: Cuban French bakery Azucar joins the list while Roman Italian spot Cesarina and omakase grilled skewer destination Yakitori Tsuta also come aboard off comes longtime sushi spot Wrench and Rodent The first Oceanside restaurant to be awarded a Michelin star Valle comes from chef Roberto Alcocer (who also cooks at Malva in Valle de Guadalupe) The landmark restaurant has helped transform this small surfing town into a recognized dining destination Alcocer transports his modern Mexican cuisine stateside showcasing his approach to Baja and Californian ingredients in meat-based or vegetarian tasting menus with optional wine pairings that spotlight Baja California’s Valle de Guadalupe’s wine region Grab a seat at the chef’s table for an inside look at the bustling menu highlights include Encinitas blue corn bao with oxtail in a Coloradito mole Know before you go: Grab a reservation before the sun sets to take in the view over the Oceanside pier from the outdoor patio or a table near the window Where to Dine In or Get Takeout for Christmas and Christmas Eve in San Diego A core institution in the Oceanside fine dining scene chef William Eick commands a Japanese omakase tasting menu with 10 courses or opt for the a la carte menu for something more customized and miso in deceptively simple preparations that highlight the main ingredients and strive for a zero-waste ethos rayu — an intricate plate using the entire sunflower plant and cuttlefish presented like a cuttlefish burrito and dusted with dehydrated sunflower leaf prepared with a technique that puffs the fish’s scales out like a pinecone Look for special events like chef and Japanese sake collaborations Know before you go: A warm place for a celebration with a special date or close friends when you want to hear each other’s conversations The Best Restaurants to Celebrate New Year’s Eve in San Diego One of the select handful of restaurants in San Diego to earn a Michelin star this restaurant is a bona fide destination in Carlsbad the modern and elegant French table showcases seafood and seasonal vegetable dishes through a Southern California lens Choose from a four-course tasting menu served in the dining room or on the lovely patio or order a la carte plates at the bar where you can also indulge in excellent cocktails Make sure to indulge in the raw bar with a selection of oysters or croque madam with kaluga queen caviar Know before you go: Ideal for a date night celebration the modern French restaurant bursts with romantic vibes The Best Outdoor Dining Restaurants in San Diego This family-friendly restaurant boosted the Carlsbad dining scene when it first opened in 2016 where it was recognized with a Michelin Bib Gourmand in 2019 for its live-fire menu Led by executive chef Eric Bost (also of Jeune et Jolie and his newest restaurant the playful menu offers fire-forward dishes categorized in sections labeled Trailhead Must-try dishes include whole fire-roasted broccoli with a tasty chermoula Must-try dishes: No matter how old you are The Best Kid-Friendly Restaurants in San Diego This outdoor brunch place along Pacific Coast Highway started as a stopgap for chef Andrew Bachelier (previously of Jeune et Jolie and Cucina Enoteca) as he worked toward launching his larger restaurant partnership with pro skater Tony Hawk It’s safe to say that this North County daytime cafe Eater’s 2023 winner for Neighborhood Restaurant of the Year has already become a beloved fixture in Leucadia Diners have fully embraced Manna’s feel-good menu which includes comforting savory pork belly congee look for chef Andrew’s opening of Chick N Hawk with the Birdman up the street in Encinitas Must-try dishes: Locals come for the unparalleled Turkish eggs and Manna bowl including ones made with Steady State coffee 18 of the Best Breakfast Spots to Try Right Now in San Diego whose extensive culinary experience includes working with famed chefs Michael Mina and Bradley Ogden remains faithful to a hyper-seasonal cooking style inspired by local farms including the nearby Alice Waters-endorsed Chino Farm the suburban restaurant draws a loyal crowd The restaurant offers a three-course tasting menu in the dining room while a la carte service is available in the bar and lounge A full sushi menu is a big star for offerings in the lounge Don’t skip the wine and cocktails from its robust menu 20 San Diego Restaurants With Tempting Tasting Menus 20 Appealing Dining Destinations in Del Mar Guided by longtime executive chef/director William Bradley Addison is San Diego’s only three-Michelin-starred restaurant The culinary team leads diners through an elaborate $385 ten-course chef’s tasting menu spotlighting local California ingredients and produce While the menu rotates with the seasons (expect the spring menu to change three times) highlight dishes include the pillowy shellfish chawanmushi with broccoli and bok choy Regiis Ova reserve caviar with koshihikari rice A curated wine pairing is available at an additional cost Make sure to try a libation from the spring cocktail menu like the Snap Pea Know before you go: Plan for the tasting menu by booking reservations well in advance Arrive early for a drink at the lounge in the dining area for the full experience Where to Find Restaurants With Private Dining Rooms in San Diego The Best San Diego Restaurants for Thanksgiving Dinner George’s at the Cove has been going strong for over 40 years now The culinary team is led by chef Trey Foshee all have sweeping views of the Pacific shoreline The rooftop Ocean Terrace features a full bar and a new snacks menu with fresh anchovies Right below is the newly renovated Level 2 dining area and bar with a high-top counter facing the ocean Hit up the spring and summer happy hour for half-price beer and wine The lowest level works well for large gatherings don’t skip on the lobster roll and rockfish tacos try the seared rare yellowtail or prime flat iron steak Where to Find the Best Fish Tacos in San Diego While Nine-Ten offers lunch and weekend brunch as well as a great bar menu dinner is its main event with highlights that include Knibb’s signature Jamaican jerk pork belly as well as his takes on the Italian classic cacio e pepe and hamachi sashimi served with marinated baby shitake mushrooms to kick off the meal a six-course culinary adventure that offers dishes not on the regular menu Know before you go:  When you want to truly impress guests with chef Knibb’s plates and a pleasant after-meal saunter around La Jolla Cove One of the most exciting openings in 2024 is San Diego’s first yakitori omakase restaurant headed by the venerable chef Tatsuro Tsuchiya The elegant space seats eight people at the counter and four guests at a single table the chef will parse out 18 to 20 dishes during the omakase meal Chino Farms' seasonal produce is used for the starters and is found in the chawanmushi pork or fish — only chicken and vegetable skewers are served If a la carte is more your speed (only available at the 8:15 p.m When it set up shop in the quiet coastal community of Bird Rock in 2018 Wayfarer brought the beach its first modern artisan bakery Established by owner and master baker Crystal White the takeout-only spot has become a destination for its flaky pastries sweetened with local produce and sturdy-crusted naturally leavened loaves made from heirloom grains Popular favorites include the kouign amann and croissants that come in a variety of flavors Wayfarer offers meat or veg grab-and-go sandwiches on their own bread with ingredients from nearby farms Know before you go: If you want to skip the long weekend lines pre-ordering is a good option so you can dive right into the pastries The Best Pizzerias in and Around San Diego San Diego has too few restaurants dedicated to showcasing local seafood and the bounty of the West Coast This family-run Pacific Beach institution is currently helmed by chef Mike Reidy (Callie The casual restaurant is also a seafood distributor and retail market ensuring that the freshest catch lands on the menu and the names of the local purveyors (fisherfolks and farmers) are acknowledged on the menu Must-try dishes: Indulge in the shareable seafood tower and pair it with a Tiny Martini made with Layback vodka and oyster shell vermouth Where to Find the Best Seafood in San Diego There is no shortage of sushi bars in San Diego but Sushi Ichifuji has risen to the top of the pack while remaining an accessible and attainable reservation manned by two skilled itamae with decades of experience between them at revered local Japanese restaurants like Soichi Sushi is a showcase for a nigiri-focused omakase menu and a more elaborate eight-course menu that changes with the seasons but always includes impeccable fish and homemade desserts like hojicha panna cotta Know before you go: The omakase menu changes seasonally so going every few months isn’t a crazy idea which comes from small-batch distilleries in Japan Nestled on a quiet street in Normal Heights family-run Adams Avenue sushi bar boasts a Michelin star The menu includes a range of omakase options ranging from the petite omakase for $60 to the premier eight-course omakase experience for $169 Master sushi chef Sochi Kadoya showcases delicately prepared appetizers and sashimi offered alongside a well-curated sake selection Also on the menu are a la carte items like special futomaki rolls monk fish liver with a dash of the chef’s house-made ponzo sauce Know before you go: Reservations are tough to get so if your Soichi Sushi craving must be satiated right away just know that take-out orders are limited to two to three per day run by a veteran of the city’s best French restaurants moodily lit atmosphere also makes it ideal for date night Its relaxed bar and comfortable dining room are a fine setting for French classics that include escargots made-to-order souffles that people make special trips to try The happy hour is another reason to come through and pork baby back ribs in a bean casserole Know before you go: If you’re planning a date make it on a Tuesday night when a bottle of wine and three courses are priced at $55 per person Nestled amid the Craftsman-style homes of Mission Hills is this snug wine bar and cafe that’s become a neighborhood favorite and popular date-night spot The European bistro feel is punctuated with New Mexican artwork and Native American influences into its inspired cuisine which informs the tapas-style menu from executive chef Carmine Lopez that includes sweet corn and piñon soup ground lamb braised with New Mexican spices Must-try dishes: Sweet corn and piñon soup The Best Romantic Restaurants in San Diego for Date Night This sophomore entry from chef Brad Wise behind Trust Restaurant Group is a well-loved staple in Mission Hills there’s an oval-shaped cocktail bar that fits nicely in the showroom that once sold cars the restaurant offers a range of hearth-driven meals Start dinner here with a selection of dishes from the raw bar like scallop aguachile and ahi tartare before digging into mains like pork chop with black garlic sauce and New York strip steak The Best Holiday Cocktail Pop-Ups to Check Out in San Diego Well-crafted nigiri sushi is one of the attractions at this Michelin-recognized restaurant which tops many sushi aficionados’ lists for its adherence to traditional Japanese style and technique meaning the raw fish is served simply with rice seasoned with vinegar the setting is sparse and intimate; all of the fireworks are reserved for what’s on the plate Menu options include omakase at the sushi bar or the table Chef Tadokoro selects the seasonal sea urchin from Hokkaido and California for the best flavors Know before you go: Parking is tight in the modest strip mall where Sushi Tadokoro sits but nearby street parking is usually available Where to Eat in San Diego’s Point Loma Neighborhood Though it was initially built to honor some of the world’s great pizzerias this North Park restaurant has earned respect for its own menu creations from homemade bread and farmer’s market-sourced vegetable plates to its “Neo-Neapolitan” pies that range from creatively-topped weekly specials to classic pies Choose your own adventure with pizza styles Popular favorites include the Margherita and Dirty Dancin’ made with house-made Italian fennel sausage Know before you go: Pizzas are made by hand and can take up to 45 minutes so be sure to order an appetizer if you’re peckish which serves up seasonal seafood and mixes stellar gin and tonics has racked up accolades that include being named to Eater’s list of the best new restaurants in America and earning Michelin Bib Gourmand status Building on the goodwill garnered by the Rose the team has set up firm footing in North Park with the seafood-forward restaurant for a dozen oysters at half-price and drink specials Also make sure to try the smoked mackerel and Basque cheesecake Must-try dishes: To sample the all the best dishes it’s worth ordering the sharing-style chef’s menu at $85 per person has both sustained its success over the years and spawned a rapidly growing hospitality group don’t be fooled by its low-key vibes and get blown away by the stellar quality of the dishes With a dinner menu highlighted by pastas and wood-grilled meats Trust also offers a can’t-miss brunch — on the sweet side while the chilaquiles rojos or pork shoulder hash will satisfy fans of savory breakfasts The pancakes and fried chicken plate does a little bit of both Where to Eat in San Diego on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day Anchoring a low-key strip mall next to a gas station the darling Cuban French patisserie on the Ocean Beach main drag beckons visitors to make a required stop Owner Vivian Hernandez-Lopez started baking as a kid growing up in Miami with her Cuban parents she worked as a pastry chef at Claridge’s in London before setting up shop in San Diego over 17 years ago Locals steadily stream into the shop during the weekdays lines wrap around the corner for the scratch-made Cuban pastries made on the premises each morning and raspberry passion fruit scones are favorites One of the few places in San Diego to grab Cuban meat pies lightly brushed with cinnamon-infused sweet syrup stuffed with a mojo-marinated pork shoulder that’s been slow-roasted for 12 hours the Cuban Danishes and Cuban pies sell out early it’s best to pre-order online or in person Where to Indulge on Delectable Desserts in San Diego Having just celebrated its six-year anniversary this vibey neighborhood trattoria in Point Loma charms with Roman romance and hospitality From the lush vines and flowers trailing down the trellis in the cozy outdoor patio to the indoor dining area with rose-colored booths it is ideal for a refreshing apertif or solo dining The restaurant features an inventive menu showcasing pastas like pappardelle and ravioli along with robust vegan and gluten-free options made with shitake and porcini mushroom sauce Know before you go: If you can’t get a table head down the street about a mile away to their sister restaurant The casual hideaway also has house-made pastas along with wood-fired pizzas Open for: Dinner                                                                               cozy Italian trattoria has showcased Sicilian dishes from chef Accursio Lota While the interior shines with sunny colors the outdoor patio space is warmed with heaters and string lights The house-made pastas are made on the premises each day with heirloom Sicilian grains and local seasonal ingredients as well as the award-winning seafood carbonara pasta Well-received by locals as well as the international culinary community this North Park treasure has a vegan menu and Sicilian desserts such as the ruota menfitana Must-try dishes: Be sure to try the seafood carbonara pasta It’s a dish that made chef Lota the winner in a global pasta competition Celebrate Mother’s Day in San Diego with Takeout and Delivery With locations in Bankers Hill and Del Mar the Cucina family of restaurants is known in town for offering one of the best Italian dining experiences The restaurant is one of San Diego’s most respected restaurant groups led by Tracy Borkum and executive chef Tim Kolanko The upscale decor and warm atmosphere makes the place a great choice for groups Kick off the meal with grilled octopus or tempura squash blossoms before diving into scratch-made pastas like mushroom ricotta agnolotti with pickled hon shimeji Know before you go: Browse the adjacent wine shop Head to Little Italy to experience chef Brian Malarkey’s flagship restaurant with its sprawling dining areas low-lit sophisticated interior with exposed wooden beams or enclosed patio space with a warming fireplace in the center Herb & Wood is still a stunning spot to see and be seen in with its California-meets-Mediterranean menu of grilled meats and wood-fired pizza that keeps diners coming back Start with pork belly with vadouvan aioli or roasted oysters with bone marrow before exploring the rest of the menu with dishes like a wagyu New York strip Must-try dishes: The rustic atmosphere lends itself to wood-fired dishes like the shareable mushroom pizza Where to Sip the Best Non-Alcoholic Drinks in San Diego An expansive rooftop patio is part of the draw at this bi-level restaurant that’s a fixture on the nightlife scene but was also recognized with Michelin Bib Gourmand status in 2021 with an eye-catching tree in the middle of the second-floor patio Helmed by executive chef Brian Redzikowski who’s created a consistently thoughtful menu with dishes inflected with Asian ingredients and techniques Menu highlights include spicy tuna crispy rice and the spicy garlic noodles with royal red shrimp Must-try dishes: Be sure to get something from the inventive cocktail menu The Best Places to Eat and Drink in Little Italy 12 Enticing Rooftops for Eating and Drinking in San Diego This Little Italy steakhouse has firmly established its classic status decor includes luxe details and Italian marble tabletops While the downstairs houses a more formal dining space the upstairs area is a rooftop open-air space with views of the city skyline followed by luxurious cuts of dry-aged beef cut to order prized Wagyu beef grilled on Japanese charcoal and retro hits like Tournedos Rossini and steak Diane Dry-aging takes place on the premises in a 40-square-foot glass-enclosed room Know before you go: While the steaks shine here don’t forgo sides like hash browns with trout roe and crème fraiche Awarded Bib Gourmand status by the Michelin Guide this perennially popular brunch spot stands out for serving a breakfast menu with global influences (think egg-fried rice and breakfast carbonara) and compelling cocktails in a pink-hued with menu section titles like “Eggs a la Benedick” and a weekend-only breakfast dim sum cart service that runs from open to noon Mimosas to kick up the morning and a selection of hot chocolates in unexpected flavors complete the picture Know before you go: The only way to get a weekend reservation is to pre-order “The Family Affair” group meal for a table of two or three This South Park rebel makes its mark with the rarely seen pairing of well-crafted drinks and a creative and comforting vegan menu The cocktails range from zero-proof to the pom-pom killer an overproof pina colada with pomegranate and passionfruit Its eye-catching interior (think punchy wallpaper and a giant black marble head of a ram-like mythical creature on the wall) only adds to the experience Must-try dishes include the tomato bisque “Good Soup,” egg roll burger Know before you go: Their late-night menu includes popular dishes like kefta skewers and vegan double cheeseburgers Don’t be fooled by Meet Dumpling’s nondescript storefront in the Point Loma strip mall near San Diego’s marinas and military bases owned by a husband-wife team that moved from San Francisco in 2022 serves dumplings from the Chinese province of Liaoning A small cut-out in the kitchen door gives customers a first-hand view of the deliberate process that begins with a piece of dough being broken off and flattened with a rolling pin Each wrapper is filled individually and pinched in pleats before being dropped in scorching hot water The boiled dumplings are available with fillings and cabbage; the green chive dumplings with shrimp and pork are a signature dish The rest of the menu is worth exploring: Dongbei beef noodle soup with thin springy wheat noodles and Beijing-style zhajiangmian noodles a Shaanxi flatbread sandwich with stewed seasoned meat paying homage to the Western province where Gao’s wife No meal here is complete without an order of boba tea Know before you go: Take a peek in the kitchen cut-out to see the dumplings scratch made in small batches 24 of the Best Chinese Restaurants in San Diego Kingfisher continues to be one of the city’s most dynamic restaurants bringing destination dining from executive chef David Sim and team to the undersung neighborhood of Golden Hill with a menu that elegantly modernizes classic Vietnamese dishes while highlighting San Diego produce from farms like Chino Farm seasonal congee (look for the Chino Farm corn congee in the summer) and scratch-made spring egg noodles with stinging nettle topped with a soft poached egg to poke and stir through the comfort porridge dish The fantastically creative cocktails incorporate Asian ingredients like miso and Chinese five spice in a knock-your-socks-off Know before you go: Make it to the Golden Hour happy hours with elevated bar bites like salt and pepper baja striped bass belly and tai snapper crudo Don’t forget to try the lady finger banana fritter with roasted banana ice cream for dessert Named as San Diego’s first James Beard Award finalist executive chef Tara Monsod helms San Diego’s Filipino- and Asian-inflected steakhouse Cooking the restaurant’s most compelling menu to date Monsod’s cuisine brings a new perspective to Asian classics with dishes like tuna kinilaw opulent dining space with sky-high ceilings curvaceous booths adds to the ambiance of a night out with elevated comfort dishes Stop at the gorgeous bar for bites and cocktails Don’t skip desserts like ube profiteroles and buko pandan Must-try dishes:  Don’t miss out on the pork tomahawk tocino brightened with a red beet glaze and accompanied by a citrusy mango sawsawan a Filipino favorite that chef Tara has incorporated into the dinner menu Still one of the city’s most coveted reservations Callie has become an essential contributor to San Diego’s restaurant culture Chef Travis Swikard’s compelling California-Mediterranean cuisine lets local ingredients shine making the East Village food scene a whole lot brighter Be sure to start with the house pita and dips like hummus and avocado labneh The menu is punctuated by stellar pasta and Greek/Morrocan/Syrian/Middle Eastern dishes like Aleppo chicken and harissa-grilled lamb chops If you’re looking to dive into a bit of everything order the five-course feast for $75 with an optional $40 wine pairing or $35 non-alcoholic pairing Know before you go: For those that fear parallel parking in East Village an underground parking garage sits in the same building as the restaurant This East Village restaurant is commendable for its efforts to introduce San Diegans to lesser-known Thai dishes and pungent dishes of the northeastern Isaan region bordering Laos and Cambodia The dishes invoke home-cooked meals from the region and fried local fish with spicy herb salad cocktails like the Thai 75 and Nankai Negroni are worth a try as well Must-try dishes: Fried local fish with spicy herb salad Where to Eat and Drink at This Year’s Comic-Con Where to Find Terrific Thai Food in San Diego Chef Pablo Becker starts most mornings with an early trip to Tunaville Market to pick out fresh fish from legendary fishmonger Tommy Gomes The local white fish used for the Estilo Baja tacos is portioned out before being battered with a mix of flour and French mustard inspired by a trip to Ensenada Blecker prepares the coleslaw and assembles the taco on a fresh corn tortilla made with masa from a local vendor practically melting in slivers with each mouthful and freshly fried fish and chips to round out the meal Signature drink options at Fish Guts include a smoky mango margarita made with agave wine and fresh juice or a classic michelada Must-try dish: You can’t drop into a place with “fish” in its name without indulging in a fish taco A post shared by @stopithenry The iconic Hotel del Coronado’s anchor restaurant is also a showcase for the region’s best seafood With views facing the Pacific Ocean from almost all the tables the interior is decorated like a beach house with a tiered outdoor patio so everyone gets a view Temaki Bar & Grill) has a long history of supporting local fishermen whose fresh catch is cooked whole and served tableside just steps from the beach such as the “Greek Freak,” crusted tuna with crispy dolmas grilled swordfish “piccata” made with horta and Greek grilled chicken with lemon mustard sauce Know before you go: Book a table at sunset for spectacular views while sipping on refreshing cocktails like the spicy hibiscus margarita Birria might be the Mexican slow-cooked meat dish of the moment but barbacoa — particularly barbacoa de borrego (lamb) — might reign supreme Traditionally roasted for over seven hours in an underground fire pit and covered with maguey plant leaves the kitchen uses a specialized oven to replicate the flavors This roomy Chula Vista restaurant has been focused on lamb barbacoa for nearly 35 years succulent barbecue that’s best had as a build-your-own taco experience but it’s also excellent as a filling for crunchy flautas or cheesy quesatacos don’t miss the zucchini flower or huitlacoche quesadillas Must-try dish: Start with the lamb barbecue plate to establish a baseline if you’ve never tried barbacoa before Ave Maria University announced its president has served as the Catholic university’s second president since 2011 “It’s bittersweet because I have loved what I do here,” Towey said in a phone interview Tuesday afternoon “But no president serves forever.” Towey was president of Saint Vincent College in Pennsylvania for four years Towey was a member of former President George W Bush’s senior staff and the director of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives According to his biography on the university’s website, Towey was Mother Teresa’s legal counsel for 12 years and volunteered at one of her homes for AIDS patients. Towey has also said he considered Mother Teresa a friend One of his proudest accomplishments at the university a study and service program that honors the saint Ave Maria University has a museum dedicated to Mother Teresa that is housed in the newly dedicated multipurpose Thomas and Selby Prince Building chairman of Ave Maria’s Board of Trustees credited Towey with increasing enrollment by 70 percent increasing the number of majors offered to students and seeing through the completion of the paid-for Prince Building More: U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to speak at Ave Maria University graduation Ave Maria's undergraduate enrollment this fall was 1,071 students; this year's freshman class numbered 413 students compared to 248 the year before Towey became the university's president “Jim Towey stabilized Ave Maria during a time of crisis and ushered in an era of stability and growth,” Timmis said in the release. “Had it ever come to a vote the Board would have extended his term because he’s done such a great job but Jim thought the time was right to step down when his contract ends after Towey had spent about four years at the helm of the university Ave Maria’s Board of Trustees unanimously voted to extend his contract through June 30 Towey said he had been thinking about whether to seek another extension to his contract and ultimately decided not to “There’s never a good time to leave a position like this but it seems like now we’re strong enough and on good enough footing that we can have an orderly transition and maintain the gains we’ve made,” Towey said With the year and eight months left in his tenure Towey said he plans to continue working on increasing enrollment numbers at the university and chipping away at the school’s debt “There was a sizable debt when I came in,” he said He also wants to get endowments for the university’s nursing so the departments have a stable funding source Towey said he hasn’t thought about his future plans He has more than a year and a half to think about it More: Ave Maria University president issues statement in support of Pope Francis More: Ave Maria University president criticized for his defense of Pope Francis Towey faced some backlash from members of the Catholic community and some current and former Ave Maria students about a statement he issued supporting Pope Francis in the wake of allegations the pope knew about the sexual abuse crisis in the Catholic Church and failed to act Towey later amended his statement and apologized for some of his words “The church is facing a crisis and not only failing to protect children and vulnerable adults but acting with hypocrisy covering it up,” Towey said I feel a lot of work has to be done by the church hierarchy to restore trust.” Towey said he stands by his defense of the pope and what Towey thought was an unjust call for the pontiff’s resignation Towey said his statement came with some thanks and some criticism He said several students who disagreed with him came to his office and they talked for more than an hour “That’s life in academia,” Towey said “This is all part of the process of having reasonable disagreement but I don’t have regrets about what I’ve said.” Towey said the backlash is not part of the reason he is stepping down as president He said he thought after what will be nine years at the end of his tenure a new president would be the best thing for the university and I’m grateful for their confidence but I feel this is the right time,” Towey said More: Ave Maria University to receive $90,500 from federal aid for hurricane repairs More: Ave Maria University breaks ground for $11 million building Spend the day exploring San Marco on the Southbank of the St San Marco is a historic neighborhood just a few minutes from Downtown Visit San Marco's distinctive boutiques and art galleries and enjoy the full-fledged dining district which has plenty of outdoor cafe seating and diverse options Enjoy a progressive dinner or visit each 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