The UH Women’s Walk Club Cooking Club partnered with Timshel for a cookbook swap and fundraiser supporting nonprofit and mutual aid groups.

Birney Elementary’s annual Jogathon raises money for enrichment programs like gardening, art, language, and wellness for students.

Toast is this month’s Pet of the Month, with a special salute to the neighbors who stepped up to care for her while her human recovered.

This month's community spotlight honors Bee from Plumeria who offers a warm energy to all her guests.

Diversionary Theatre marks its 40th anniversary with a year of celebration, a fundraising gala, and continued support for LGBTQIA+ artists.

A roundup of new business openings, closures, and construction updates across University Heights, including Bahn Thai, Birney, and more.

University Heights’ biodiversity garden will be featured on the California Native Plant Society’s 2026 garden tour, highlighting native plants and volunteer work.

San Diego residents should not put compostable green bags in green bins. Here’s what belongs in each bin and why contamination matters.

Neighbors are working to preserve and beautify Lincoln Slope, with the long-term goal of turning the open space into a true community pocket park.

The University Heights Library shares March programs, including Will Eisner Week events, Birding 101, pajama storytime, and more.

The North Park Planning Committee shares updates on street safety, transit improvements, the streetcar proposal, and upcoming board elections.

Marc Johnson reflects on the everyday connections, local businesses, and shared communication channels that make University Heights feel close-knit.

Chef Brad Wise’s Rare Society brings a refined steakhouse experience to University Heights, with wood-fired cooking, strong hospitality, and standout dishes.

A recap of the February UHCA meeting, including updates on the Brucker site, library programs, transportation safety, and the streetcar revival proposal.

SDUSD has selected the Protea-Malick proposal for the Brucker site. Here’s what the decision means for University Heights and what comes next.

In honor of Presidents’ Month, UHCA reflects on the volunteer leaders who have shaped University Heights since the association’s founding.

The San Diego Unified School District Board will hear from all four developers and public comment before voting on a path forward for redevelopment of the 4100 Normal Street Brucker Education Center.

Friends of the UH Library kick off the new year with events, volunteer opportunities, and ways to support the neighborhood library.

The University Heights Library shares February programs, events, and closures, including Museum Month and Black History Month activities.

A perspective on the Brucker site redevelopment process, balancing the need for affordable housing with infrastructure, scale, and neighborhood character.