SAN DIEGO – Urban Mo’s Bar & Grill will celebrate its 20th anniversary on Thursday, April 19, and the community is invited to celebrate.

Mo’s, as it affectionately known by many, is often referred to as Hillcrest’s “adult playground” because of its laidback atmosphere, food, drink and fun environment. The venue has long been considered a “hub” of the LGBT community as it is consistently packed seven days a week, and is often home to numerous charitable, fundraising and other community events.

SAN DIEGO -- San Diego has some of the most exquisite weather in the country, so it’s not surprising that area farmers have a harvest season that spans longer than most. The city’s numerous weekly farmers markets provide these farmers opportunities to sell their wares and integrate with the community. Farmers markets in Hillcrest and North Park have added two new programs to extend their community involvement in their weekly markets.

SAN DIEGO – Members of the local LGBT community headed to City Hall this morning, to hear the city’s Planning Commission deliberate over two land use proposals in Hillcrest; one to install a flag pole that would bear a rainbow flag year-round, and the other to name a street after legendary civil rights hero, Harvey Milk.

While organizers of the proposal to rename Blaine Avenue as Harvey Milk Street left with the commission’s affirmative recommendation, proponents of the Hillcrest Pride Flag project will need to return to the commission’s meeting on April 26 for another vote.

SAN DIEGO -- The Hillcrest Town Council (HTC) will host a discussion on homelessness in the area at its meeting tonight, starting at 6:30 pm.

The group's Homelessness Task Force will give a presentation on local efforts to improve this community issue. Many residents and visitors to the area have noticed what seems to be an increase in the homeless population in Hillcrest.

Preliminary results from the January 2012 "WeALLCount" campaign, sponsored by the Regional Task Force on the Homeless, show that there are more than 9,800 homeless people residing in San Diego County.