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After consulting with UCSD experts, the school district is setting higher standards for reopening than the state requires.
Local dance school Ooh La La Dance Academy is offering parents of preschool and elementary school children a unique alternative to the online learning at home widely planned for public and private schools in the coming academic year.
San Diego County is beefing up its enforcement of its health orders to try to curb the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus and is putting more money toward child care and food services to help people struggling during the pandemic.
The San Diego City Council unanimously passed a pair of measures Aug. 4 extending the ability of local businesses to operate outdoors to help them survive the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Schools will have to detail their plans for testing students and staff for the coronavirus and triggers for returning to distance learning.
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San Diego mayoral candidate Barbara Bry more than doubled rival Todd Gloria’s recent campaign donations, a margin that Bry’s campaign is calling a significant momentum shift.
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A woman suffered serious injuries when she was struck by an SUV while crossing a Pacific Beach street, police said.
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California Taco Club opens at PB’s Breakfast Republic Breakfast Republic owner Johan Engman has opened California Taco Club, a walk-up Mexican food service window at the Pacific Beach location of his Breakfast Republic restaurant at 4465 Mission Blvd.
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With public and private schools in San Diego County closed indefinitely for on-campus instruction because of the coronavirus, do you have a supplemental plan to help your child or children through the next round of online learning?
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This Month in History is a feature in the PB Monthly highlighting local happenings from yesteryear.
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The district’s new distance learning ground rules set higher standards than distance learning in the spring.
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Educational services such as McElroy Tutoring, Tutor Doctor San Diego and Day Prep adapt to increased inquiries, including interest in “learning pods.”
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Erick Girouard and Gracie Semmens are 17-year-old students who soon start their senior year at Mission Bay High School.
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As businesses try to navigate the coronavirus pandemic, they must follow strict guidelines to ensure safety for employees and customers.
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Pacific Beach e-commerce start-up Blenders, a sunglasses company that was recently valued at more than $90 million, is tapping into a new market created by the COVID-19 pandemic: the work-from-home crowd.
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Chase Bank has applied for a permit to demolish the 43-year-old structure on Mission Bay Drive.
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County announces plans to step up compliance efforts and enforcement of the public health order.
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New bid to regulate short-term rentals raises questions in Pacific Beach about input and enforcement
New bid to regulate short-term rentals raises questions in Pacific Beach about input and enforcement
A recent compromise between two industry organizations regarding short-term vacation rentals is causing concern among many local groups and residents.
The role of young people is being looked at in sharply rising coronavirus numbers in Pacific Beach.
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A vehicle crashed into a bathroom at a church in Pacific Beach on July 27 after a driver with a cast on her foot apparently got her foot stuck on the gas pedal, officials said.
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This is an update about the “Part 150" study on commercial jet noise associated with departures from San Diego International Airport.
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Letters to the editor: Positive differences can be made in many ways On my morning walk on the beach in which I pick up all kinds of trash, the most disturbing is the number of cigarettes.
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COVID-19 could not stop the upward pressure on the median home price in San Diego County, which reached a new high of $600,250 in June.
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The San Diego Unified School District board voted to ban future “willful defiance” suspensions for all middle school students and to implement a host of other reforms at an online school board workshop on racial equity July 22.
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A man was wounded in a stabbing in Pacific Beach on July 22, police said.
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Fireworks erupted during the Pacific Beach Town Council’s July meeting with a testy exchange between the board and San Diego City Council member Jennifer Campbell’s Pacific Beach representative over a proposal for permitting and regulating short-term vacation rentals in the city.
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San Diego is the first city in the region to allow homeowners to install movable “tiny houses” in their back yards.
