San Diego Restores 'Black Family' Statue After 50 Years, Honoring Artist Rossie Wade's Vision
A landmark public artwork celebrating family and community resilience returns to Mountain View Park, representing a restoration effort that bridged civic groups and honored a local artist's legacy.
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