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This delightful article was written nearly 20 years ago about Bonita...Read more

When Sugar Babe died, a victim of urbanization, nobody imagined that she might become a symbol for an annexation effort...Read more

Nothing to do today and suffering from holiday letdown? ...Read more

The Pony Express was not for sissies...Read more

During the 1970s, Pacific Beach embodied Southern California’s laid-back surf culture...Read more

Back in 1976, six young women rode their horses in the Bonitafest Parade...Read more

In 1894, La Jolla Cove was an untouched paradise...Read more

This cartoon drawing was created in 1992. It's fun to look at and remember how Bonita was in the nineties...Read more

Operating in conjunction with the lemon orchards was the dairy industry...Read more

The flood of 1916 was the worst natural disaster in the history of the South Bay...Read more

Trains, horses and buggies brought 3,000 San Diego residents–dressed in straw hats and bustles–to celebrate the completion of the Sweetwater Dam on April 19, 1888...Read more

The county’s longest serving supervisor retires with a legacy of advancing public safety, aiding the region’s aging population...Read more