‘A cultural shift you can’t deny’: San Diego Reader ceases printing and goes fully digital
Reader, an alt weekly founded in 1972, published its last print edition on Thursday and remains an online-only publication.
‘My next home must be fireproof’: Why more Angelenos are looking to build ‘SuperAdobes’
There’s been a spike in interest in earthen architecture, particularly after a photo was shared on social media showing a a backyard structure that emerged from the Eaton fire intact.
Alan Page’s new children’s book centers around family baking traditions
The retired Minnesota Supreme Court justice and Vikings player talks about the importance of education, the lasting impact of ...
Kindle (2024) review — A good e-reader I wanted to like more
The Kindle (2024) is virtually identical to the 2022 version, save for a new matcha color option and a $10 price bump. While ...
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