Staff Weblogs
Street
Union-Tribune and SignOnSanDiego arts and entertainment writers blog about San Diego music, arts, dining, nightlife, culture, film, fashion and the word on the street.
The STUFF OF LEGENDS: College Night at Legends Bar: College Night at Legends is the restoration of a dying strain of nightlife. The kind where college students can do the unthinkable act of acting like ... college students ......
News Blog
The latest breaking news from Union-Tribune staff.
$100,350 severance pay to Smith blocked: Carolyn Smith, who was fired as president of the nonprofit Southeastern Economic Development Corp., won't be getting her $100,350 severance pay today as expected. Citing the need to protect taxpayers'...
Out There
Not big news, but stories the Union-Tribune staff just had to share.
Academic freedom threatened?: A Cuyamaca College English teacher claims his academic freedoms are being threatened because he's been told to remove an Obama 08 sticker from his office window. The district prohibits employees...
U-T Opinions Online: America's Finest Blog
An unpredictable mix of thoughtful, irreverent, snarky, offbeat and sharp-elbowed takes from Union-Tribune editorial writer Chris Reed.
Our infant of a governor: This is from Matier and Ross' column in today's S.F. Chronicle: There was a little bit more involved in Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's veto-fest of lawmakers' bills than simple tit-for-tat over...
U-T Chargerblog
Updates on San Diego's NFL team by The San Diego Union-Tribune's sports staff.
U-T Sportsblog
Updates on San Diego sports by The San Diego Union-Tribune's sports staff.
Kearny baseball coach steps down: Ryan Guidi said he has resigned as baseball coach at Kearny High. Guidi said the school was unable to give him a teaching position, and in his current teaching position...
Robert Krier's Weather Watch Weblog
Union-Tribune Weather Watch columnist's observations on San Diego County weather.
Statistically insignificant?: Interesting, unimportant info: The rain Saturday was the first time in 42 years that San Diego has recorded measurable precipitation on Oct. 4, according to the National Weather Service's...
TV Tracker
Karla Peterson tunes in to TV's most buzzworthy shows.
Desperate Housewives: We're So Happy You're So Happy: Another Scavo child sighted! Things are looking up, right? Kind of. As nice as it was to see that Parker Scavo is alive and well and surfing the Web (No...
Alan Drooz
SignOnSanDiego's sports guru.
Padres playing meaningful games in September: The stated goal of every Major League Baseball team going into every season is to play "meaningful" games in September and beyond....
Maynard's Garage
San Diego's leading source for automotive information.
Ask George DMV questions: George Valverde, director of the California Department of Motor Vehicles, answers questions about general driving-related requirements. For more information, visit the Department of Motor Vehicles Web site at dmv.ca.gov...
Community Weblogs
sdBackyard.com blogs
Community blogs written by San Diego County residents from Alpine to Chula Vista. Feel free to read what others have written or register and start your own blog. sdBackyard.com, owned by the Union-Tribune Publishing Co., is devoted to community news, by you.
Guest Weblogs
Homefront in Focus
Issues, concerns and life as a military spouse, by Beth Wilson.
Red-Letter Days...: "Red Letter Days," you know - the ones that are marked in red on the calendar. The weekends, the holidays, the commemorative days. As a Navy wife there certainly are...
Paul Greer's Running Weblog
A local coach offers tips.
What Is A Side Stitch?: Most runners have probably experienced a stitch in their side from time to time. This problem is technically referred to as exercise-related transient abdominal pain....
San Diego area Weblogs
A sample of local bloggers
Opinions expressed in the following weblogs are those of individual contributors and do not necessarily represent those of SignOnSanDiego or The San Diego Union-Tribune.
Life and lifestyles
Want your existing weblog included in our list? Tell us about it. To be considered, your San Diego County-based weblog must be a) updated with relative frequency and b) free of profanity, offensive images and similar troublesome material, c) not business-related. We're looking for personal views on the region.
Blogs are periodically checked for fresh content.
