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Kim Yong Soon has become best known to generations of her bar regulars in Chicago by one name: Maria.
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1773 Captain Cook maps plus 40,000 books: Symphony Book Fair sells prizes for a song
There is a dinner bell with a long pink grosgrain ribbon on a table in a side room of a nondescript warehouse off Distributors Row in New Orleans.
Today in Chicago History: Union Stock Yards fire injures 50 firefighters and kills hundreds of cattle
Here's a look back at what happened in the Chicago area on May 19, according to the Tribune's archives.
Today in History: Prince Harry weds Meghan Markle
On May 19, 2018, Britain’s Prince Harry wed American actor Meghan Markle in St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle.
Asking Eric: My son is being controlled
Dear Eric: My son has been married for 19 years. He has three children. In the beginning stage of his relationship with his spouse, I noticed that she only wanted my son to spend more time with her family. I...
NASCAR legend Jimmie Johnson visits Coronado base ahead of historic race
“I never thought there’d be a NASCAR race in San Diego. I never even dreamed of it."
Torrey Pines, Cathedral Catholic golfers on top heading into final round of CIF championship
The second round of the tournament will be played on Wednesday at Torrey Pines South.
Early homer holds up as Padres take series opener against Dodgers
Michael King dominant, Miguel Andujar homers, Mason Miller surives in 1-0 victory
Milwaukee Brewers tag Shota Imanaga for 8 runs in the Chicago Cubs’ 9-3 loss
The Chicago Cubs' loss snapped their 15-game home winning streak and moved the Milwaukee Brewers a half-game back them in the National League Central.
Billie Jean King, 82, earns a college degree 65 years after starting at Cal State LA
Billie Jean King celebrated earning a college degree 65 years after first taking classes.
San Diego County unveils $9 billion budget plan — but with storm clouds ahead, future budgets could be in...
The county has plugged considerable holes in its budget by tapping $95 million from its reserves and cutting more than 100 vacant jobs.
Overtime goal lifts Montreal Canadiens over the Buffalo Sabres 3-2 in Game 7
The Montreal Canadiens advance to the Eastern Conference finals, where they’ll face the well-rested Hurricanes in a series set to open at Carolina on Thursday.
Chula Vista jurors told of affair, love spells, poison as missing-mom ‘Maya’ Millete murder trial opens
Larry Millete is accused of killing his wife, May 'Maya' Millete, who disappeared Jan. 7, 2021. Prosecutors say that even without a body, jurors should convict Millete of murder.
Padres notes: Keeping Gavin Sheets in lineup, looking for a comfortable Fernando Tatis Jr. up top
Gavin Sheets named NL Player of the Week after four-homer trip through Milwaukee and Seattle
Services announced for veteran Chicago fire engineer who suffered a medical emergency during training
Funeral arrangements for the veteran fire engineer that died after he suffered a medical emergency during a training exercise are set for later this week in Norwood Park, officials announced Monday.
Ald. Jessie Fuentes sues feds for $100K, alleging agents shoved and detained her during immigration raids
Ald. Jesse Fuentes, 26th, is suing the federal government for up to $100,000, alleging federal immigration agents shoved, threatened and unlawfully detained her during Operation Midway Blitz.
Negotiators reach a deal to end strike on North America’s busiest commuter rail system
Negotiators on Monday reached a deal to end the strike that stalled service on the Long Island Rail Road, the busiest commuter rail system in North America.
SeaWorld agrees to settle suit over its fireworks shows
SeaWorld settles lawsuit with two local emvironmental groups that claimed the San Diego theme park's fireworks shows violated the clean water act.
Jim Wood, longtime Oceanside mayor, dies at his home
Former police officer was known for supporting public safety, seniors and mobile home park residents,
Column: Chicago Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong learns you can’t win when responding to idiot fans
Pete Crow-Armstrong addressed his vulgar response to a harassing fan at Sunday's City Series game on the South Side, saying he regretted his choice of words.
Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby, after acknowledging gambling, asks court for injunction to restore eligibility
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby, who entered residential treatment for a gambling addiction three weeks ago, filed a lawsuit seeking to have the NCAA restore his eligibility.
Tom Krasovic: Playoff regulars Padres, Dodgers seem to bring out the best in each other
In spring training, I put the same question to baseball rivals Dave Roberts and A.J. Preller.
Chicago Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong: ‘I regret my word choice’ to White Sox fan during City Series
Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell said Pete Crow-Armstrong knows he made a mistake with what he chose to say in the moment on Sunday at Rate Field.
Lemon Grove revives plan to redevelop downtown, seeks input
The proposal would allow more housing and development in the city’s downtown area.