Have you noticed that Uptown neighborhoods are loaded with little kids these days? Morley Field is swarming with pre-K soccer teams. You can hardly walk down a South Park sidewalk without being sideswiped by a stroller. Rambunctious rugrats are running roughshod in respectable restaurants.

Well, you can thank me, among others, for what most Uptownies I’ve talked to agree is clearly a trend around these parts: raising children in our decidedly un-suburban environments.

Taxpayers often ask: How long does the IRS have to question and assess additional tax on my tax returns?

For most taxpayers who reported all their income, the IRS has three years from the date of filing the returns to examine them. This period is termed the statute of limitations.

But wait – as in all things taxes, it is not that clean cut. Here are some complications: 



SAN DIEGO -- The San Diego Gay Men's Chorus (SDGMC) is looking for an individual to fill the role of its first executive director.

After 26 years, the organization has finally gotten to the point where it wants to hire a person to lead the organization's short- and long-term planning, finances, fundraising and community engagement.

The ideal candidate, according to the SDGMC, is someone familiar with the arts community, has a passion for music and social justice, and has a proven track record in nonprofit management.

The salaried position will require 30 to 32 hours per week.

Brandon Tate-McWilliams is an up-and-coming leader in San Diego, who has immersed himself in the community since moving here six years ago.

The 27-year old from Baton Rouge, Louisiana came to San Diego to accept a job opportunity and hasn't looked back since!

Tate-McWilliams married his partner Kyle on August 7, 2011. The couple flew to New York to get their official marriage license, but then hosted a wedding reception with friends and family at the Top of the Park -- the same location they'd been in 2008 when they learned Proposition 8 had passed.