San Diego and Tijuana have quietly fostered a working relationship over the years, and now is the time to tell the world.

“Fashionable” is not a word Allison Andrews would ever use to describe herself.

San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders joined officials from the San Diego Convention & Visitors Bureau (ConVis) and the San Diego Zoo to announce the first-ever, destination-wide Kids Free San Diego promotion.

A partnership controlled by Jacksonville, Fla.-based Regency Centers Corp. has paid $59.5 million for the 189,321-square-foot Balboa Mesa Shopping Center in Kearny Mesa.

Aaron Cohn grew up working in his father's grocery store in Sioux City, Iowa.

Headquartered in San Diego since its beginnings as ProFlowers in 1998, Provide Commerce is a leading online provider of high-quality gifts backed by superior customer service.

Frontier Airlines has launched nonstop flights between Colorado Springs and San Diego.

Greenwich, Conn.–based Wheelock Street Capital announced Monday that it has completed the acquisition of three hotels, including the 257-room Hilton Del Mar, for a total of $107.1 million.

Paul Murphy is the executive chef at Humphreys Restaurant.

The Port of San Diego has completed a report on the environmental impacts of the Convention Center and Hilton San Diego Bayfront Hotel expansion project.

In the latest of what has been a flurry of hotel transactions during the past two years, Chesapeake Lodging Trust said it has acquired the 429-room Hyatt Regency Mission Bay Spa and Marina for a reported $62 million.

Aliso Viejo-based Sunstone Hotel Investors Inc. (NYSE: SHO) has agreed to sell the 257-room Hilton Del Mar, along with a 350-room Marriott in Troy, N.Y. and a 229-room Doubletree in Minneapolis for a total of $107.1 million.

Elected officials, chefs and tourism buffs hailing from both sides of the border gathered at one of downtown San Diego's newest Mexican eateries to rave about some of Tijuana's hottest industries, including its food.

If high-end fashion were a chess game, Fashion Valley mall just made a smart move by sliding Prada into the former first-floor Lilly Pulitzer space.

When most people think of the Port of San Diego, they think of the areas surrounding San Diego Bay. What many people don’t know, however, is that the port also manages a small section of oceanfront in the city of Imperial Beach.

Formed in 1989, the San Diego Port Tenants Association (SDPTA) is a coalition of businesses and industries on the Port Tidelands, better known as San Diego Bay. The SDPTA is dedicated to enhancing trade, commerce and tourism on San Diego Bay’s tidelands, while protecting the area’s environment. The daily operations of this 501(c) (6) nonprofit association are carried out by a two-person staff, with an active 39-member board and various committees.

The Port of San Diego is getting ready to celebrate the dedication of its 18th waterfront park, Ruocco Park. Located on the waterfront of downtown San Diego, the park will be 3.3 acres and be located just north of Seaport Village.

America’s Cup Harbor gets extra busy during the summer as boats head to the open sea for fishing or whale watching expeditions. San Diego enjoys access to some of the most exciting saltwater sportfishing anywhere in the world, and the sportfishing fleet in Point Loma near Shelter Island is well-suited to meet the demand.

In the 16th century, Kumeyaay Indians were San Diego’s only residents until Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo arrived by boat. Now, a full-size re-creation of that ship, the San Salvador, is taking shape at Spanish Landing Park on the shores of San Diego Bay.

A long-awaited vision for the South Bay will soon become a reality now that the Chula Vista Bayfront Master Plan received the blessing of the California Coastal Commission. The commission voted unanimously on Aug. 9 to approve the Chula Vista bayfront planning segment of the Port Master Plan. The Port Master Plan guides future port development to ensure that projects and developments within the port are consistent with the California Coastal Act.