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Movie Review – Trolls: Trolling for Cash

January 10, 2017 No Comment

Perry Chen’s movie review of Trolls: Trolling for Cash by DreamWorks Animation. “Once upon a time, in a happy forest, in the happiest tree, lived the happiest creatures the world has ever known: the Trolls.” Trolls are tiny fluorescent-haired creatures who live in a culture saturated with manic festivity. Their antithesis, the gargantuan puke-colored Bergens, […]

A Slice of the Good Life

December 22, 2016 No Comment

The Good Life Close to Home Just north on I-5 and only one hour from the Carmel Valley San Diego community, is a resort considered by many “the best of the best.” Local travel journalist Cynthia Dial sampled these luxurious digs with surfers and starlets. From the moment I rolled in, I felt special. As […]

Love to Dance, Inc. is Celebrating their 10th Season of Dance

December 1, 2016 No Comment

In the fall of 2006, owner Mindy Love Watkins opened Love to Dance, Inc. holding classes in the Double Tree Hotel in Carmel Valley. In January 2007 Love to Dance, Inc. opened with just one dance room in Torrey Hills. Now, the studio offers over 65 classes per week, has two dance rooms, sprung floors, homework […]

RCHS Pet of the Month for Carmel Valley Life – November 2016

November 23, 2016 No Comment

Bongo is the Carmel Valley Life Pet of the Month at your Rancho Coastal Humane Society. He’s a 12 week old, 3 pound, Domestic Short Hair kitten with a red, Tabby coat. RCHS encourages adopting kittens in pairs through our “Two Purr One” program. When you adopt one kitten, the adoption fee is waived for […]

Jewish Family Service of San Diego Receives Nearly $1 Million to Expand Alzheimer’s Support Services

November 21, 2016 No Comment

Jewish Family Service of San Diego (JFS) has been awarded more than $945,000 by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Community Living, as part of the Administration on Aging’s Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative: Specialized Supportive Services (ADI-SSS) program. The funds allow JFS to fill existing service gaps and enhance staff and volunteers’ […]

San Diego Run For The Hungry Returns to Downtown Thanksgiving Day

November 3, 2016 No Comment

WHAT: Our hunger problem extends far beyond the homeless. Here in San Diego, one in three children and one in six adults struggle with hunger. To combat food insecurity across our county, thousands of San Diegans lace up their running and walking shoes on Thanksgiving morning and head downtown for the annual San Diego Run for […]

Come Help FasTracKids Del Mar/Carmel Valley Break the World Reading Record

October 25, 2016 No Comment

Come help FasTracKids Del Mar/Carmel Valley break the world reading record in their Read for the Record Event on Thurs. Oct. 27th at 9:45am! Jumpstart’s premiere national campaign Read for the Record, presented in partnership with FasTracKids Del Mar/Carmel Valley, is one day of the year when millions of individuals come together to celebrate literacy […]

Outside the Lens Announces its 4th Annual Fundraiser

October 11, 2016 No Comment

Sip. Savor. Support. Outside the Lens (OTL), a San Diego non-profit organization that empowers youth through filmmaking, photography and digital media is proud to host its fourth annual fundraiser: Shutter & Stout, in support of its transformative youth outreach programs. The goal of the event is to build on the success of prior years, in […]

JFS Receives $35,000 from the Hadassah Foundation

October 4, 2016 No Comment

Jewish Family Service of San Diego (JFS) has been awarded a $35,000 grant from the Hadassah Foundation to support the Girls Give Back teen leadership program, which enables Jewish teen girls in San Diego to address the challenges faced by young Jewish women in meaningful, self-directed, and ongoing service learning and leadership development opportunities. During […]

Center for Older Adults w/ Early Stage Dementia & Alzheimer’s Moving to Kearny Mesa

August 11, 2016 No Comment

Jewish Family Service Brings Program for Older Adults with Early Stage Dementia and Alzheimer’s to Kearny Mesa Campus Jewish Family Service of San Diego’s (JFS) popular University City Older Adult Center, formerly housed at Congregation Beth Israel in UTC, will soon find a new home for their Center for Older Adults inside the agency’s headquarters […]

19 Tons of Donated Puppy Food Arrived at Animal Shelter

July 12, 2016 No Comment

38,625 pounds of donated Nature’s Recipe donated puppy food was delivered to your Rancho Coastal Humane Society (RCHS) at 389 Requeza Street in Encinitas on Friday, July 8th. The food will be distributed to animal rescue groups throughout southern California. “This is the largest pet food donation in the 56 year history of your Rancho Coastal […]

Zephyr Uses Virtual Reality to Bring Its Luxury Condos to Life

June 28, 2016 No Comment

Technology Lets Prospective Buyers “Tour” The Park, Bankers Hill, before It’s Complete The Park, Bankers Hill, is still under construction with the completion scheduled for 2017, yet prospective buyers can take 3D tours of the luxury project thanks to a new virtual reality experience launched by the San Diego-based real estate development and investment company, […]