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  • HOURS: Sunday through Thursday: 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Friday and Saturday: 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. The experience begins well before the main course with a curated selection of appetizers that blend classic steakhouse traditions with contemporary California flavors. Guests can share Prime Beef Tartare with truffle crema and potato pavé or a Jumbo Lump Blue Crab Cake with fennel, asparagus, grapefruit hollandaise, and fresh herbs. Interactive dining takes center stage with the Volcanic Searing Stone (Ishiyaki Experience), where diners sear premium ahi tuna sashimi or prime filet crudo tableside on a sizzling volcanic stone. Other highlights include Fire Kissed Lamb Pops with black garlic-red wine reduction, Ahi Tuna Sashimi with Calabrian chili and coconut-lime crema, West Coast Oysters served raw or Rockefeller-style with blue crab stuffing. For celebrations, the Chilled Seafood Tower for Two showcases lobster tails, cocktail shrimp, West Coast oysters, lobster salad, ahi poke, and classic accompaniments, while the Tableside Heritage Caesar Salad is prepared fresh for guests at the table. At the heart of the experience is an exceptional steak program built around premium sourcing and classic preparation. Every steak is USDA Prime, Certified Angus, or American Wagyu, aged at least 28 days before being finished in a high-temperature broiler that creates the signature caramelized crust of America's great steakhouses. Guests can choose from an impressive lineup of hand-cut steaks, including the 6-ounce Hand Cut Filet, 12-ounce Double R Ranch Prime New York Strip, 14-ounce Prime Ribeye, 6-ounce Wagyu Bavette, and 6-ounce Snake River Farms Wagyu Flat Iron. For guests seeking an even more indulgent experience, Chef Manée highlights a selection of signature cuts including the 6-ounce Prime Rib Cap, a richly marbled cut prized by steak enthusiasts, the 35-Day Dry Aged Cowboy Ribeye, offering deep, concentrated beef flavor through extended dry aging, and an impressive 36-ounce Prime Tomahawk, designed for sharing or celebrating life's biggest occasions. The steakhouse experience becomes even more personalized through a collection of classic enhancements and steakhouse accompaniments. Guests can elevate any steak with Sauce Oscar, Grilled Red Argentinian Shrimp, or a Cold Water Lobster Tail, while house-made compound butters like the Spicy Garlic & Chive, Mushroom & Black Garlic, and Red Wine Shallot & Thyme bring another layer of richness and flavor. Guests can also order The B.O.M. (Blue Cheese, Onion & Mushroom Melt), featuring Point Reyes Blue Cheese, grilled and sherry braised red onion, and sautéed mushrooms, offering a decadent finishing touch. Throughout the menu, premium ingredients and seasonal produce take center stage, reflecting Chef Manée's philosophy of letting exceptional products shine through refined technique. Classic steakhouse sides are designed for sharing and include Truffle "Mac" n' Cheese, Roasted Mushroom Medley, Twice Baked Potato, Mexican Street Corn, Berbere Charred Heirloom Carrots, and more. While exceptional beef anchors the menu, Chef Manée's vision extends well beyond the traditional steakhouse playbook. Seafood lovers will find responsibly sourced fish and shellfish throughout the menu, including Pan Roasted Diver Scallops served over farro "risotto" with local summer tomatoes, Parmigiano, basil, and tomato sugo. Other seasonal entrées include a Colorado Lamb Rack with mint chimichurri; a Bourbon Roasted Pacific Palisades Organic Half Chicken featuring citrus-brined chicken with mole negro; and an impressive Double-Cut Iberico Pork Chop paired with aged cheddar grits, chestnut collard greens, cipollini onions, and a smoky apple glaze. Desserts are equally indulgent, from the showstopping "Death by Chocolate" with different chocolate textures, white chocolate coveture with pistachio-orange, and pistachio gelato to Decadent Toffee Pudding with brown butter caramel. Seasonal cheesecake showcases bourbon peaches with ginger crust, and house-made ice creams and sorbets feature flavors like Ceylon Cinnamon Vanilla, Pecan Praline, Banana Pudding, Blackberry, White Nectarine, and Mango. Located on the sixth floor of The Legacy Building at Lantern Crest Resort Community, The Heritage Steakhouse is poised to become East County's first true five-star steakhouse. Reservations will open soon at www.theheritagesteakhouse.com. Facebook / Instagram / TikTok
  • When a home is left standing after a wildfire, survivors and insurers battle over testing and cleanup. California lawmakers passed two bills that aim to change that.
  • California’s congressional primaries were a preliminary test of Democrats’ best chance at countering Republican redistricting gains elsewhere this year. The party won voter approval last year to redraw the state’s congressional map to create five more winnable U.S. House seats. Democrats have long worried about the possibility of a shutout in one of the redrawn districts.
  • Sorkin's latest film follows Mark Zuckerberg as his company fights lawsuits and whistleblowers after modifying its algorithm to promote reshares, which overwhelmingly tend to be divisive.
  • Kick off San Diego Pride Weekend with us on Friday, July 17, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the DoubleTree Mission Valley Main Stage Pool! Start the weekend poolside with DJs BUCK/OFF and RYAN SKYY, great music, good drinks, and plenty of fun vibes.
  • The campus, along César E. Chávez Parkway, is one of several institutions, parks and public spaces in San Diego County being considered for renaming following a New York Times report that Chávez allegedly sexually assaulted female followers as young as 12 in the 1970s and raped United Farm Workers co-founder Dolores Huerta, now 95, in 1966.
  • Spend an unforgettable evening with Ted Leitner—the legendary voice of the San Diego Padres—as he shares stories from a lifetime behind the microphone. Hosted by the San Diego History Center, this lively, free-flowing conversation will feature Ted at his very best: candid, witty, and wonderfully unpredictable. Drawing from his memoir "Ted Talks," he’ll revisit the personalities, pivotal games, and behind-the-scenes moments that helped shape San Diego’s sports history—along with a few stories that never made it on the air. Doors open at 6 p.m. for refreshments and a special viewing of vintage Padres memorabilia from the History Center’s archives—an up-close look at artifacts spanning decades of San Diego baseball. A perfect evening for Padres fans, storytellers, and lovers of the game. Tickets General Admission: $35 Members: $25 San Diego History Center on Facebook / Instagram
  • This weekend in the arts in San Diego: MCASD's annual art auction; a new creative storytelling series; "Peter and the Wolf"; vibraphone music; Convoy Rising; the Blacktronika lecture series and more arts events.
  • This casual group meets twice monthly to bring together crafters of all disciplines and media in a relaxed setting. Socialize with fellow creators and bring a project to work on! You will be sure to leave with a head full of inspiration and some new buddies to help with your next sticky patch (tangled yarn, muddy painting, skewed sculpture, pile of unruly popsicle sticks, wobbly hem, the list goes on!). This event is geared for adults & older teens, ages 16+yrs, or caregivers with babies in arms. This event is offered with volunteer support & donation of space from San Diego Craft Collective. Please consider donating to our nonprofit arts center here or at the studio to help support this and other fun learning opportunities. Visit: Free Craft | Community Craft Night San Diego Craft Collective on Instagram and Facebook
  • Songwriter Sanctuary San Diego returns on May 29 with an evening of original local music featuring three-time SDMA winner Gayle Skidmore, baseball-legend Tim Flannery, and country crooner Jackson Wagner. Hosted by Jeff Berkley at Normal Heights United. Doors 6:30 p.m., Music 7 p.m. Our Pre-Show Pantry Jam will kick off at 5:30 p.m. for attendees who want to arrive early with unopened/unexpired food or gently used clothing for the community pantry, fridge, and closet. Unplugged pre-show entertainment will be provided on the “sidewalk stage” by alumni artist Lauren Ong. About the Artists: Gayle Skidmore: Seven-time San Diego Music Award nominee Gayle Skidmore has written over 2500 songs since she began songwriting at the age of 8. Her natural ability and innate passion for music made her music career inevitable, and her tumultuous life has given her plenty of inspiration. Translating her experiences into song has been more than just personally fulfilling. Gayle Skidmore won Best Pop in the 2015 San Diego Music Awards, Best Pop Album for “Sleeping Bear” in 2014, and Best Singer-Songwriter in 2013. Classically trained on the piano from the age of 4, Gayle Skidmore also plays over 20 other instruments, including the mountain dulcimer, banjo, folk harp and balalaika. Tim Flannery: Tim Flannery is a rare two-sport standout whose life has been shaped by family, baseball, and music—a “holy trinity” he’s never separated. A former Major League infielder and longtime coach, Flannery spent over three decades in professional baseball, including key roles with the San Diego Padres and San Francisco Giants, where he was part of three World Series championship teams (2010, 2012, 2014). Alongside the game, Flannery built a prolific music career, releasing more than a dozen albums of heartfelt, roots-driven songs inspired by life on the road, love, and the pull of home. Backed by his band, the "Lunatic Fringe", his sound blends country, rock, and bluegrass into a style that’s as honest as his story. Off the field and stage, Flannery co-founded the "Love Harder Project", a nonprofit dedicated to combating violence and bullying. After overcoming a life-threatening illness in 2020, he returned to songwriting with renewed perspective, releasing "Waiting On A Miracle" in 2022. Whether in the dugout or with a guitar in hand, Flannery’s journey reflects a lifelong commitment to passion, resilience, and heart. Jackson Wagner: Jackson Wagner is an Americana singer/songwriter based in San Diego, CA who blends elements of folk, country, rock, and blues together in a unique style that features guitar-driven jams and powerful vocals. Characterized by heartfelt and honest lyrics, Jackson's music offers insight into the life and times of a modern troubadour. Event Details: Suggested Donation: $10+ online or at door; optional “pass the hat” after intermission. No one is turned away for lack of funds. All Ages: We do not censor our artists; please check out the lineup and make the best decision for your family. Parking: Street parking. Food/Drink: Sponsored by Babe Beverages and Duck Foot Brewing Company. Guests are welcome to bring their own food into the venue (please eat and dispose of waste respectfully). There are so many delicious restaurants within walking distance - feel free to grab something take-out and bring it in! Accessibility: Our online RSVP form also includes an optional field where you can disclose accessibility preferences and/or requests. For inquiries, media comps, sponsorship opportunities, or further info, contact Lindsay White at songwritersanctuary@gmail.com or visit songwritersanctuary-sd.com/about. Visit: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/songwriter-sanctuary-may--2026 Songwriter Sanctuary SD on Instagram
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