The UCSD Guardian is a damn fine paper. I'm pretty closely associated with the publication, but the…read moreCalifornia College Media Association seems to like the paper as well. Speaking from experience, I can say that the editors and designers who work at the Guardian spend countless hours putting the paper together, and they get very little pay. The Guardian is a twice weekly publication. The news section is pretty comprehensive, but the best writing in the paper is in the entertainment (hiatus) section. Then again, I'm biased, but read the paper at http://www.ucsdguardian.org/ and then decide for yourself.

The crossword puzzle was what got me through many a class at UCSD. I would pick it up solely for…read moresomething to do in class. I was really butthurt when they changed from having it twice a week, to only once a week. That sucked.

I came to The Daily Transcript to publish a DBA for my business name, and I'm very satisfied with…read moretheir service. The whole process was explained clearly and was easy to follow, which saved me a lot of time. The staff were professional, efficient, and very helpful from start to finish. After about 4 weeks, I received confirmation that everything was completed. Highly recommend for anyone who needs help with DBA or similar paperwork!

Great place to go when you need something published. We helped a friend with a new business and it…read moreneeded to be published. Pricing is really good here and the service is excellent. We've done several other publishing jobs here from name changes to business openings. Just go straight upstairs with your county forms and that's it.

I love this publication. I've learned so much about Hillcrest and surrounding neighborhoods over…read morethe years from the stories that so many have contributed. It's the perfect book to hand to out of town visitors to find their way around and learn a little about the area. Alas, the guide is no longer being published but I still send people to the website all the time. The website has all the same great info and luckily most people have smart phones now so they can use the guide on the go! Whatever you need in the 'hood... Hillquest.com has what you need.

When I moved into the Hillcrest area five years ago I picked up a copy of a HillQuest Urban Guide…read morefor free at a local shop. It was a handy guide of the 92103 neighborhood and surrounding areas. The guide included where to eat and shop, local annual events, the history of Hillcrest, as well as a comprehensive directory of the services offered complete with contact information. Every year since I have picked up my trusty guide and keep it handy for quick reference. I loan it my guests that come to San Diego for a visit. If you live here, then you know that having guests goes hand in hand with living in San Diego. This year I took the plunge and became a business owner. The first place I went to advertise...of course, it had to be HillQuest. Nancy and Ann are two of the most amazing and genuine women you can meet. Both have zest for life and run the business in a way that makes you feel good about living in and supporting our little local community known as Hillcrest. Don't delay, pick up your free guide today. They also have a great website at www.hillquest.com that is updated daily with the latest scoop. I think that you will find both the website and guide useful!

I started my ad career here...right at the very front. At the receptionist desk…read more As I climbed my way through the account service department from receptionist to account coordinator to account executive, I have to say, during my 3 years here I met some wonderful people, had some interesting, challenging, wild, learning, coming-of-age, intense, fun, learn-what-long-advertising-hours-really-mean drunk, sobering, enlightening, mind-numbing (spray-mount!), creative, analytical, growing, and life-changing experiences. And, ultimately, decided to stay in the biz. Word to the OG partners and creative minds, JR and JV.

Wrote an article about Tres taqueria cantina mariscos in there paper. Very thorough and with alot…read moreof thought! I was very impressed with how much the cared to know about the inner workings of the restaurant.

One of the better gay rags in the San Diego area. Yeah, there are lots of advertisements in it but…read morethe way the magazine is formatted it is like they put many of them in the front and then get to the actual articles with little interruption in the process. Interesting information on movies, theater and music is provided here as well as useful information for what is going on in the San Diego LGBT community. The magazine also notes developments in LGBT affairs in the nation and around the world. Even though it is free it is worth your time to pick it up in my opinion.

Great to work with the helped with the requirement to post my new dba for 4 weeks very kind and on…read moretime

This man should not be in business. Believe all the bad reviews. Lyle is an unprofessional person…read moreand THIEF he will take your money and not do the work. Do not be fooled by his sweet old man voice as it will change when you call for updates. He will hang up on you. Also the service is supposed to be $150 but he charged me $175, I emailed him immediately with proof and never heard back....RUN!

Mr.Stanley ting has been running this paper for 30 years. He is a great contributor to the…read morecommunity. You want to know what is happening in San Diego, he knows!!!