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Opened in the spring of 1997, the Pacific Beach/Taylor Library incorporates the graceful design of the nautilus shell.
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.
ONGOING EVENTS Original Farmers Market: 8 a.m. to noon, Saturdays, Promenade at Pacific Beach , 4110 Mission Blvd.
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.
Two local shark researchers hosted an hour-long workshop, “World Below the Waves: Sharks!
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Police investigate assaults at lounge in PB, July 7At 9:21 p.m.
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Mental health program reinstated for frequent 9-1-1 callers A new City-County partnership will increase staffing and capabilities for the Resource Access Program (RAP) — a mental health initiative with a track record of success in connecting frequent 9-1-1 callers to assistance and reducing the strain those callers put on the region’s emergency response system.
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In learning about various proposals and legislation affecting the community at the June Pacific Beach Town Council meeting, the real lesson for residents was that the City’s dawdling can turn simple procedures into potential problems.
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The Pacific Beach Planning Group heard neighborhood concerns about and voted on two new developments at its June 26 meeting at the library.
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The City of San Diego has 58 recreation centers.
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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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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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The Pacific Beach Planning Group approved three new development projects and discussed several other issues at its July 24 meeting at the library. • 904 Sapphire St.: Planners gave a green light to the demolition of an existing dwelling unit, garage and detached companion unit and construction of a 3,900-square-foot, two-story duplex over a basement with an 830-square-foot detached companion unit.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Construction crews on July 10 began demolishing an aging classroom hall to kickstart the number of upcoming campus transformations at PB Middle School, 4676 Ingraham St.
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Did you know: The chirp an Anna’s Hummingbird makes when it takes a sudden and swift dive through the air is actually a “mini sonic boom” that comes from the bird’s tail feathers as a result of how quickly and at what angle it’s flying?
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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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Everyone knows PB for its beach parties, surf scene, bustling bars and nightlife, but there’s a whole lot more to do in town, so let’s get started!
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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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PB Monthly caught up with Mission Bay High School’s Class of 2019 Valedictorian, Tetsuro Escudero, and Salutatorian, Zander Caufield, to see what these top-of-the-classers had to say about their ninth- to twelfth-grade experiences.
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Elise Bernier’s Girl Squad Fitness program could be the answer to the cries of not-quite-high-school-aged girls looking to grow their self-esteem, connect with peers and get moving — all without the pressure of a team jersey or a coach’s shrill whistle.
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The Pacific Beach Planning Group discussed several issues at its May 22 meeting at the library.
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Katie Burke, or “Katie B Happyy” as she prefers to be called, is a master yoga instructor and personal trainer who’s been teaching classes at Core Power and other yoga studios for years.
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The Pacific Beach Town Council functioned as a state assembly legislative session during its May meeting as local Assembly member Todd Gloria (D-78) and other legislative sponsors sought support for their bills from a full house of 80 PB residents.
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