Liberty Station

Hundreds of teens and tweens across San Diego are slated to help local organizations with service projects and take on fun obstacle courses in a competition-style event that will help them blow off steam after a year of being mostly indoors.

NBC 7’s Catherine Garcia has the verdict, and details from Matthew Sullivan’s sentencing.

A U.S. Navy man accused in the disappearance and killing of his wife, Elizabeth Sullivan, was sentenced. Elizabeth Sullivan’s body was found floating in the San Diego Bay in 2016.

Located between Moniker General and The Presley at Liberty Station, the latest addition to Installations at the Station — an outdoor art exhibit featuring a few artists a year — was created by artist James Armenta in partnership with Intuit.

NBC 7’s Ashley Matthews shares details on some new art set to be unveiled at San Diego’s Liberty Station.

Warm bread. Cocktails. Comfort food. ‘Tis the season to check out what some of San Diego’s restaurants have to offer.

The Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County is hosting its annual fundraising event with a drive-thru gingerbread art extravaganza at Liberty Station.

San Diego’s 27th annual Gingerbread City event will go down this weekend at Liberty Station, only it’ll convert to a drive-thru event to better suit pandemic guidelines. NBC 7’s Ashley Matthews shares details on the event that supports the Epilepsy Foundation of San Diego County.

NBC 7’s Audra Stafford has more details of the show.

After being on hold for months due to the coronavirus pandemic, ArtWalk @ Liberty Station is returning. NBC 7’s Ashley Matthews has details for you.

The arts were one of the many victims of the coronavirus pandemic as performance after performance was canceled. However, rather than stay down this holiday season, one local production is adapting to deliver a drive-in ballet.

Art aficionados can rejoice since ArtWalk @ Liberty Station is returning next month to celebrate its 15th year – with some modifications, of course.

Fresh air, craft beer, and a mouthwatering Bel Campo beef burger all to be enjoyed adjacent to a waterfall… sounds like the perfect restaurant experience to us. Unwind at Stone Brewery Liberty Station with a relaxing atmosphere and space for safe social distancing.

The coronavirus pandemic continues to shake up our local restaurant scene, but new projects are also emerging – even in difficult times. Eater San Diego takes us into the Portside Pier along the North Embarcadero Bayfront, plus a “Golden Girls” themed bakery (yes, you can eat cheesecake here), and the grand debut of a mostly-outdoor restaurant at Liberty Station.

With the latest restrictions issued on indoor gatherings, more and more San Diego County businesses are taking their operations outdoors. On Saturday, several businesses in Liberty Station took their classes outside.

Its debut delayed out of the gate due to a COVID-19 case, Puesto has opened its ambitious new project: a 10,000-square-foot restaurant and brewery in a familiar spot in Mission Valley. Eater San Diego shares that story, plus other top news of the week from our local food and drink scene.

Pandemic-related restrictions resurfaced for San Diego’s restaurants again this week as COVID-19 cases continued to surge. Eater San Diego shares updates on that big story from our local food and drink scene, plus details on how restaurants are adapting to outdoor dining and even some fresh openings around town.

Another week of post-lockdown life has brought us more curbside dining in San Diego, this time in the heart of downtown. The Gaslamp Quarter will debut its outdoor dining project this weekend, which shuts down traffic on parts of Fifth Avenue during certain hours so restaurants can extend their dining rooms, all under COVID-19 guidelines. Eater San Diego shares that...

San Diego’s Liberty Station is back up and running again, hoping to welcome visitors and locals back safely to enjoy its small businesses, restaurants and public spaces.

A paint and sip studio in San Diego’s Liberty Station is coloring outside the lines these days, shifting gears to offer online classes during the coronavirus pandemic – and art kits, to-go. Here’s how the business has gotten creative.