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.
SEND OFF: Off with Peter: In which we nudge you from your laptop and into the night ... - Oh Wendy Darling, the Feeling's Mutual (info) - Connect with the Atoms (info) - A little...
News Blog
The latest breaking news from Union-Tribune staff.
Deputy gets it wrong, and right: A Vista sheriff's deputy on the prowl for three robbers Tuesday night stopped the wrong men, but still got it right. They weren't the robbers, but they appeared to have...
Out There
Not big news, but stories the Union-Tribune staff just had to share.
Gas prices in freefall?: Our Ed Zieralski reports from El Cajon this afternoon something most of us haven't seen for awhile and some may be too young even to remember: A price war on...
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.
Will Karen Bass go to convention even if there's no budget deal? We'll see: The boomlet of hope in the middle of last week that the state budget impasse might be nearing an end -- prompted by Don Perata's soon-recanted claim that he and...
U-T Chargerblog
Updates on San Diego's NFL team by The San Diego Union-Tribune's sports staff.
Castillo returns: Defensive end Luis Castillo returned to the practice field after an extended absence this morning, his pained back allowing him to take part in no-pads drills, but the defensive line...
U-T Sportsblog
Updates on San Diego sports by The San Diego Union-Tribune's sports staff.
Ello joins Aztecs broadcasts: San Diego State has named Chris Ello to join Ted Leitner on its radio broadcast team for football in 2008. Leitner will call play-by-play for the fourth straight season, with...
Chargers Football Xtra
Extra coverage of the San Diego Chargers by dedicated fans.
Padres Xtra Innings
Extra coverage of the San Diego Padres by dedicated fans.
Robert Krier's Weather Watch Weblog
Union-Tribune Weather Watch columnist's observations on San Diego County weather.
East County action: The National Weather Service put out a couple more short-term forecasts at 11:30: Scattered light showers and isolated thunderstorms are moving west at about 20 mph into the San Diego...
TV Tracker
Karla Peterson tunes in to TV's most buzzworthy shows.
The Hills: We'll Never Be Friends: The amazing and frightening thing about "The Hills" is its ability to make me feel like a foreign-exchange student in my own house. "Who are these pretty blond girls, and...
Alan Drooz
SignOnSanDiego's sports guru.
Roberts doubling his pleasure: This has little to do with any of the pennant races, but Brian Roberts, the Baltimore Orioles' under-the-radar leadoff man, may be going where no man has gone for more...
Maynard's Garage
San Diego's leading source for automotive information.
Test drive of the Zenn electric car: ...
Eco San Diego
Union-Tribune writers Terry Rodgers and Mike Lee write about environmental issues.
Community Weblogs
East County Commentary
Each week a different East County leader will write about opportunities or challenges in East County business, development and community. Participants are invited members or guests of the El Cajon Community Development Corporation.
East County Storytellers
Take a trip through East County, not on its roads but into its past, with tour guides who know their terrain. They are local historians with stories to share and a knack for tracing the winding, wild roots of the things around us today. Each week offers a new tale from a different part of East County.
High School Voices
East County high school students share their political views, school issues, events and other opinions with the community.
Chula Vista Checking In
Peter and Susan Watry are longtime community activists who have lived in Chula Vista since 1961. Peter, 75, is a retired economics professor at Southwestern College and Susan, 70, is a retired real estate broker.
South County Economics
Each week a different South County leader will write about South County opportunities and challenges. Invited participants are members of the South County Economic Development Council. They will share their thoughts from a business, government and bi-national prespective.
Talking Out of School
Archie McAllister has been a substitute teacher in the Sweetwater Union High School District for 14 years and a candidate for the Sweetwater district board three times. Currently he is president of the School Site Council at Tiffany Elementary School in Chula Vista. He writes about South County education issues.
Guest Weblogs
Paul Greer's Running Weblog
A local coach offers tips.
Improved Running Economy Leads to Great Racing Performances: Improved running economy means you need less oxygen to maintain a given pace. To bring this about, I suggest you should do strength work and run workouts at faster...
Brian Clark's Snow Blog
What's going on on the slopes.
Pond Skim Kicks off Mammoth's Spring Fest: Mammoth will be open until May 26, but you know the snowsports season is winding down when people start talking about pond skimming contests. Yesterday, a lively crowd welcomed springtime...
Homefront in Focus
Issues, concerns and life as a military spouse, by Beth Wilson.
Congratulations and Welcome New Military Wives!: Congratulations to our new Navy (military) wives! Welcome to this new adventure - military spousedom. I just spent an hour on the phone with a new Navy wife who found...
Journey through Alzheimer's
Hank Slade's reflections on his changing life.
: Aug. 15 p.m. -- Hank is becoming more familiar with his surroundings but not much. His lack of sleep 2 hr and 2 hr isn't helping his brain function in...
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.
