Hotels near the Los Angeles International Airport are using room-service robots to deliver meals to guests. This comes as travelers tepidly return to properties utilizing extensive safety precautions due to the coronavirus pandemic. […]
You can return to San Diego hotels. Hallelujah? Following the coronavirus shutdown that began in March, the state of California has mandated that hotels can reopen on June 12, 2020. […]
Downtown’s funky, gentrifying-in-spurts neighborhood may be the city’s most most tight-knit community. So it seems to many of the area’s restauranteurs. […]
“Restaurant Takeout Day Trips: Gaslamp Quarter” found few silver linings. San Diego’s preeminent entertainment district has been devastatingly walloped by the COVID-19 pandemic. […]
Most San Diego restaurants have makeshift storefronts open where you can pick up burgers, pizza, sushi or whatever your palate craves. […]
During the coronavirus crisis, a website called We Travel Forward let’s cabin fever sufferers pick from an eclectic variety of deals offered by a growing number of hotel properties. […]
Working from home due to the pandemic? Decades before COVID-19, there was a trend toward telecommuting. An almost-famous comic strip from 1998 called “Home Office Guy” offers a tongue-in-cheek retrospective–and begs the question, what have we learned? […]
In a last-minute decision, San DIego’s Little Italy Mercato Farmers Market was open for business today—albeit in a stripped-down fashion and with strict guidelines related to COVID-19 advisories. […]
Voices of Our City regularly gets booked for events. The homeless choir is the subject of a PBS documentary. They performed with the San Diego Symphony. “America’s Got Talent” wants them. The choir will soon take the stage at The Wiltern in L.A. for a star-studded benefit show. […]
“It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood.” My wife and I are sharing that sentiment while we walk the three blocks from our downtown home to a staycation at the InterContinental San Diego. […]
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