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A one-year paid-parking pilot program proposed for Pacific Beach’s Garnet Avenue commercial district is gaining traction.
San Diego officials want the area upgraded for RV campers while studies continue on long-term solutions.
District officials say they want more positive interactions between students and school police.
After 13 frustrating years, San Diego seems poised to adopt short-term vacation rental regulations.
Denied its customary outlet at Crown Point Park in September because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 40th annual Police and Emergency Services Appreciation Night, or PAESAN, celebrating local emergency services personnel was held online during the Pacific Beach Town Council’s November meeting.
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District 2’s Campbell and District 4’s Montgomery Steppe seek the pivotal post as five new members prepare to join the council.
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The district will open limited in-person appointments to middle and high school students Dec. 7.
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The median price in the county did not increase in October — a rare occurrence in 2020.
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San Diego brought the singer-songwriter homelessness, followed by fame, fortune and much more. Her 25-year-old debut album is now being released as a four-CD box set.
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The San Diego County health department is taking its biggest swing to date at willful health-order violators, serving cease-and-desist orders this week to many establishments across the region, including some in Pacific Beach, as coronavirus case rates continue to climb.
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Happy Thanksgiving season to all and we hope this finds you well.
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The district is not allowing students on campus without a mask in order to help prevent coronavirus transmission, even if students have a disability or medical condition that prevents mask-wearing.
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Edgar Uribe has multiple sclerosis that went untreated for a decade, until a local nonprofit stepped in to connect him with the care he needed.
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Restaurants, places of worship, gyms and movie theaters must cease indoor operations by 12:01 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 14.
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Despite criticism from local planning groups, the San Diego City Council approved transit and housing components of the city’s Complete Communities plan during a special meeting Nov. 9, but left a parks plan to be decided by the next council.
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Councilwoman said she plans to launch an organization to boost the power of city neighborhoods.
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New changes to grading and discipline are meant to address racial inequity but draw concerns from teachers on how they will be implemented.
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Openly gay, he will be the first mayor of color and arguably the city’s most powerful leader.
Area home prices are going up rapidly and keeping determined buyers on their toes.
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Inspired by 1990’s Redwood Summer, Zirk’s book addresses themes of environmentalism and community.
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Measure C would make San Diego Unified board elections pertain only to sub-districts; Measure D would add a way to remove school board members
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Democrat Atkins was elected to the state senate in 2016
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The two Democrats are battling to replace termed-out Republican Mayor Kevin Faulconer
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This Month in History is a feature in PB Monthly highlighting local happenings from yesteryear.
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If the Pacific Beach Town Council has its way, parks in Mission Bay will become a little more dog-friendly.
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Local environmentalists who want hundreds of acres of new marshland added to the northeast corner of Mission Bay have a reason to be happy.
