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San Diego-area residents have several ways this 2019 Veterans Day weekend to honor the brave people who served, and continue serving, their country by attending parades, music performances and special ceremonies.
Rose Creek Cottage has received a full face-lift and the new operators — wife-and-husband duo Letizia and Frank Gaxiola — can’t wait to share the modernized venue with Pacific Beach and the rest of San Diego.
By Savanah Duffy, staff writer I just finished writing the article about Rose Creek Cottage’s new operators Letizia and Frank Gaxiola and their remodel of the PB’s historical event destination (see “Icing on the Cake: New proprietors give Rose Creek Cottage make-over”), when Letizia reached out with an incredible story about a bride-to-be with stage IV synovial sarcoma (a rare type of soft-tissue cancer) and how the community came together to give Rachel Lopez and her fiancé Thomas Simpson the wedding they dreamed of.
San Diego police swarmed the PB Town Council’s Oct. 16 meeting not to protect the proceedings, but rather to arrest mounting anxiety among residents over the rising crime rate and quality-of-life issues.
As a result of illegal activity occurring in local parks at night, a petition to implement evening curfews at the following parks has gained traction after being initiated by the Pacific Beach Town Council in June: • Fanuel Street Park, 4000 Fanuel St. from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. • PB Library Park, 4275 Cass St. from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. • PB Community Park (PB Rec Center), 1405 Diamond St. from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.
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As we did last year at this time to be of service to the community, PB Monthly magazine staff is compiling a list of Pacific Beach charities that could benefit from financial or food donations, volunteer efforts and/or whatever might be pressing. -
The City of San Diego Planning Department has been steadily crafting a plan to make pedestrian, bicyclist and transit-friendly improvements to Mission Boulevard and specific cross-streets, since initiating the project in November 2016.
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A 28-year-old male was standing alone in the parking lot of 2600 Ingraham St. at 7:09 p.m. on Sept. 29 when an unknown male wearing a black hoodie approached and shot him approximately five times.
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Though in its 39th year, the annual PAESAN (Police and Emergency Services Appreciation Night) hosted by the Pacific Beach Town Council still managed to break new ground during ceremonies at Crown Point Park on Sept. 25.
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A Pacific Beach resident in the Olney Street-area called PB Monthly with a concern regarding what he believes to be an unscrupulous car dealership using neighborhood streets for parking cars — weeks at a time, sometimes up to a month.
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The Pacific Beach Planning Group approved three development projects at its Sept. 25 meeting at the library.
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The Pacific Beach Middle School Orchestra program received a $300 check from the Pacific Beach Surf Club, as the club’s 2019 beneficiary.
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On Friday, Sept. 20, the largest climate demonstration ever conducted by students in San Diego occurred when more than 20 area high schools and colleges joined the Global Climate Strike.
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Pacific Beach Middle School has been an integral part of the community for almost 90 years.
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Approximately 400 people took seats in the Mission Bay High School auditorium Sept. 18 to hear the three declared Democratic Party candidates for Mayor of San Diego appeal for their support in a two-hour debate hosted by the Pacific Beach Town Council (PBTC).
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Walking down Garnet Avenue in sunny Pacific Beach, San Diego, you might stumble across a storefront who’s banner reads: “Prospect Financial Group: Your Local Home Loan Experts”.
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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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National Night Out (established in 1984) is a community tradition that reaches San Diego neighborhoods on the evening of the first Tuesday in August.
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San Diego police are looking for a man who entered a Pacific Beach home through a window early Monday, Aug. 26 and sexually assaulted a woman.
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Opened in the spring of 1997, the Pacific Beach/Taylor Library incorporates the graceful design of the nautilus shell.
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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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