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With the City of San Diego’s new regulations for electric scooters having taken effect on July 1, their effectiveness in establishing some semblance of order in the community was the dominant topic at the Pacific Beach Town Council’s July 17 meeting, held in the auditorium of Crown Point Jr.
A day at the beach is the ultimate way to relax and have fun — take a nap in the sun and get a tan, play fetch with your dog, or grab your surfboard and ride the waves.
The San Diego City Council’s Economic Development & Intergovernmental Relations Committee (ED&IR) took up sidewalk vending during its July 25 meeting, presenting draft regulations to address San Diego-specific issues stemming from a state bill.
On Saturday, July 13 at 11:07 p.m., a 23-year-old female pedestrian was on the north sidewalk at 1400 Garnet Ave.
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This is an open letter to the San Diego City Council: We, the Ban the Scooters on the Boardwalk contingent, had only 16 minutes to speak, so I would like to finish the presentation.
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Welcome to the Dog Days of Summer! The kids are back in school and fall events are on the horizon.
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THE SCENE: PB Monthly stopped by Pacific Beach Elementary School at 1234 Tourmaline St., Monday, Aug. 26, to photograph heart-warming first-day-of-school-after-summer-vacation scenes.
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The Pacific Beach Planning Group had a full agenda for its Aug. 28 meeting at the Pacific Beach Library.
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Should electric scooters be banned from boardwalks?
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Seeing a vast army of Terracotta soldiers, taking a bike ride around the city wall of Xi’an in the rain, feeding “cake” to panda bears — all this fun was part of the trip-of-a-lifetime for a third of the Barnard Mandarin Magnet Elementary School’s graduating fifth-grade class.
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IN GOOD TASTE:One year ago, Waterbar opened its doors at the foot of Grand Avenue in Pacific Beach , replacing the old Joe’s Crab Shack and proclaiming itself an up-and-comer in the densely populated restaurant jungle of those four corners overlooking the ocean.
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IN GOOD TASTE:It’s one of the simplest menus you’ll ever see.
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In the twilight hours of morning, the Pacific Beach Street Guardians (PBSG) roll trash cans across the PB boardwalk picking up litter from the previous night’s beach town activities.
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Original Farmers Market: 8 a.m. to noon, Saturdays, Promenade at Pacific Beach, 4110 Mission Blvd.
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PB SCENE:The summer Concerts on the Green, sponsored by the Pacific Beach Town Council, draw hundreds of residents and visitors to Kate Sessions Park on Sunday afternnoons.
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ONGOING EVENTS Original Farmers Market: 8 a.m. to noon, Saturdays, Promenade at Pacific Beach , 4110 Mission Blvd.
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Two local shark researchers hosted an hour-long workshop, “World Below the Waves: Sharks!
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ONGOING EVENTS• Original Farmers Market: 8 a.m. to noon, Saturdays, Promenade at Pacific Beach , 4110 Mission Blvd. • Pacific Beach Toastmasters: Meets 6:30-8 p.m.
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With this issue, PB Monthly magazine embarks on year No. 3 of providing hometown news and information to the residents of Pacific Beach and Mission Beach.
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EDITOR’S NOTEBOOK: Among the Letters to the Editor this month, two pop out that demonstrate the pride and passion residents have for their town.
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Police investigate assaults at lounge in PB, July 7At 9:21 p.m.
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Editor’s NotebookWhenever I drive by PB Middle School, I ponder the traits printed across the building.
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Library launches Summer Reading Program"It’s Showtime at Your Library!”
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IN GOOD TASTE: When it comes to talking about West End Public House, let’s say this right up front: You don’t go there for the food.
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Picture this: You’re sitting down to brunch with a flight of different-flavored mimosas and a dish of delectable cinnamon-roll pancakes in front of you.
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Every year around Christmas, for the past 65 years, you could find restaurateur John Pernicano dressed in full Santa Claus-gear — a costume made for him by one of the waitresses when he first began his side gig at Pernicano’s Family Restaurant, 711 Turquoise St., just south of La Jolla ‘s Bird Rock area in Northern Pacific Beach , San Diego.
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$1,000 reward for suspects wanted in felony assaultSan Diego County Crime Stoppers (along with investigators from the San Diego Police Department ‘s Northern Division) are asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspects involved in a felony assault in the Pacific Beach area.
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Suspect(s) sought in felony vandalism cases San Diego County Crime Stoppers, along with investigators from the San Diego Police Department ‘s Northern Division, are asking for the public’s help in identifying the suspect(s) involved in at least eight incidents, reported between November 2018 and March 2019, when unknown objects were thrown at and/or shot at moving vehicles in the Pacific Beach area.
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