San Diego’s Phil Mickelson; a Legend in His Own Mind?
I’m sure most of you have heard by now about the trials and travails of one San Diego native Phil Mickelson. As it has been widely reported, Mickelson has been tossed out of a few clubs now, for acting inappropriately. As reported by Skratch and Golf Digest, their reports revealed that Mickelson had
Treats for People and Pups Debut at Hotel Indigo’s Yappy Hour
If you’re looking for a pet-friendly way to cool down or fuel up before July 6th’s Bark at the Park-themed Padres game, then look no further. Hotel Indigo San Diego, located in downtown SD’s historic Gaslamp Quarter, is debuting a canine-inclusive event next Monday from 4 to 7 p.m. at Table 509 Bar
A Pacific Heights Icon is Reborn, $15M
Considered one of San Francisco’s finest residential buildings since its construction in 1924, 1940 Broadway just celebrated its centennial. A classic of 1920s exuberance with a very French, Beaux-Arts aesthetic and a distinctly contemporaneous Art Deco vibe—partly inspired by the great 1920s apartm
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