San Diego Union-Tribune: Travel

Before they get hitched to the idea, applicants proposing a San Marcos banquet hall, wedding facility and possible hotel will ask for feedback during a public workshop set for 6 p.m.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

Englishman on the verge of completing a 1,000-mile walk along the U.S.-Mexico border that began Nov. 9th in El Paso.

Work product for airport CEO during five-day conference consists of 31 emails, including one colorful one about her whereabouts.

Mammoth Mountain, which opened Nov. 8 with a boatload of powder, has added a terrain park for novices and youngsters, new features for more advanced rippers, day care for infants, affordable family lift tickets and a bevy of new dining options.

North County’s car-dominated commute is still very much alive. But recent ridership figures show more people are trying the region’s Sprinter light-rail trains, giving transit leaders hope that the nearly five-year-old service is coming of age.

Despite all the press about the new Tijuana gourmet food scene, the city is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to good food and drink south of San Ysidro.More | Talk | Read It Later | Share

The North County Transit District Board of Directors on Thursday OK'd a $130,800 contract for additional planning and design for the proposed Camp Pendleton Rail Station.

“Open sesame!” I barked at a gold owl perched on a musty-looking wall bookcase in the ornate foyer of a 1908 Victorian mansion. With that secret phrase, the bookcase slid open, allowing me to enter the mystery-shrouded, members-only Magic Castle.

A new air link between San Diego and Sonoma makes for an easy getaway

“Please put these bootees on over your shoes,” requested the volunteer as a small group of us sat on a back veranda of Honolulu’s Iolani Palace prior to taking a tour.