Editor, Author at Times of San Diego

2026 window covering trends: Smarter design, better performance, everyday comfort

Window treatments are no longer only a decorative finishing touch. In 2026, they’ve become a core part of how homes function.

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Stress relief tips to keep you calm, cool and collected

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What every San Diego driver needs to know after a car crash

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San Diego’s Top Tech Awards are coming this fall. Get your nominations in now

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Volunteers restore critical habitat for endangered least tern

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Retiring in style: The best cities for seniors who want more than golf

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Have an upcoming move? Here’s what to look for in a moving company

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Seasonal allergies are nothing to sneeze at

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Colorectal cancer is common but easily preventable

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10 questions every home seller should ask before hiring a listing agent

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Simple steps for heart health

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San Diego Restaurant Week offers diners a ‘culinary passport’

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Pressed flower powerhouse: A San Diego passion blooms into a national business