The Friends of the UH Library share fall events and invite neighbors to join in supporting literacy, library programs, and community connection.

The Birney Beekeeper Alliance funds IB teachers, field trips, and programs, ensuring Alice Birney Elementary remains a standout school in UH.

Judith Annicchiarico highlights fire risks of lithium-ion batteries and offers safety tips for using, storing, and disposing of them properly.

Jeffrey Taylor shares his hearty chicken soup recipe, perfect for cooler autumn evenings and for sharing with friends and family.

The UH Branch Library hosts fall programs including author talks, banned books trivia, and Filipino American History Month poetry readings.

UH resident Deanna Schallau shares how running has empowered her and how she now coaches others to find strength and joy in the sport.

Roosevelt Middle School’s ASE program provides free after-school classes in arts, STEM, and music, enriching students’ learning and families’ schedules.

The September UHCA meeting covered community updates, library news, and city announcements on parking, recreation, and local projects.

More than 45 residents rallied at 1526 Meade Ave. to oppose demolition of a historic home for a new five-story project with limited affordable housing units.

Plumeria continues to thrive as a local vegan and vegetarian staple, known for its flavorful Thai dishes, mocktails, and welcoming atmosphere.

The San Diego Unified School District received 15 proposals from developers for affordable housing projects, including plans for the Brucker Education Center site in University Heights.

The UH Women’s Walk Club grows with new subgroups and inclusive events, offering connection, wellness, and community for local women.

Dog trainer Lola Handzel offers advice for UH pet owners on understanding and managing reactive dog behavior during walks.

A rally to protest another large-scale development that doesn’t address the need for more affordable housing is planned for Saturday September 6 at 11am at 1526 Meade Avenue.

UHCA’s annual Summer Mixer at Park & Rec featured pizza, drinks, and lively conversation among more than 70 neighbors and friends.

The UH Branch Library celebrates card sign-up month with events and programs, from storytime to workshops, throughout September.

The UHWWC transitions into the larger University Heights community, thanking volunteers and neighbors for their dedication and support.

From tacos at El Zarape to specialty coffee at Yipao, UH’s Hispanic-owned businesses highlight tradition, flavor, and community spirit.

Hi-Fi Arts Co. opens in UH as a community hub for creative projects, offering art supplies, workshops, and gallery space for local artists.

Over 50 UH utility boxes have been transformed into colorful public art by local artists, adding creativity and vibrancy to the neighborhood.