San Diego Gay and Lesbian News

Racers take your mark! The fourth annual Amazing High Heel Race is “click-clacking” its way into Hillcrest on Saturday June 21. The event, which is sponsored by the Hillcrest Business Association (HBA), raises funds for beautification projects in the neighborhood, including the Hillcrest Pride Flag.

A social media push is underway, asking AT&T to make improvement to a building in San Diego’s Hillcrest neighborhood that has been called an eyesore for decades.

The popular Mardi Gras celebration in Hillcrest will continue this year, following much confusion last year about the fate of the event.

Last month, the Hillcrest Business Association (HBA) purchased a hydro-powered gum-removing machine to de-gum the streets of Hillcrest.

Hillcrest's favorite holiday tradition, Taste n' Tinis, is tonight from 5-9 pm throughout the neighborhood.

The Hillcrest Pride Flag is flying over the neighborhood a bit brighter today.

If you roamed Park Boulevard just south of University Ave. back in the ‘20s, you’d find a style that has long since left Southern California. Characterized by pharaoh heads, Persian cats and engraved scarabs, the area was defined by the then-popular styles of Egyptian Revival and Art Nouveau.

San Diego Uptown News Editor Hutton Marshall sat down with incoming Hillcrest Business Association Executive Director Sonya Stauffer, who was appointed just three weeks ago.

Several community members on Monday night wondered why the rainbow flag on the Hillcrest Pride Flag pole did not look right.

Benjamin Nicholls is leaving the HBA to pursue a new opportunity, and his replacement was introduced at a special event this week.