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Whenever I drive by PB Middle School, I ponder the traits printed across the building.
“It’s Showtime at Your Library!” is the theme of the 2019 City-wide Summer Reading Program.
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.
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.
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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Even though three major streets cross over Rose Creek in Pacific Beach, many drivers barely know it’s there.
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• Pacific Beach Farmers Market: 2-7 p.m.
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Summer is here, bringing with it the scent of barbecues, sunscreen, freshly cut grass and … pesticides?
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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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Discover Pacific Beach hosted its 2019 Casino Night Dinner & Awards program on March 28 with 154 guests boarding the William D Evans Sternwheeler launching from the Catamaran Resort Hotel.
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The 57th annual Pacific Beach Kiwanis Club Dinner took place at Pernicano’s Family Restaurant Thursday, April 25, but it was for the last time since Pernicano’s will be closing its doors in September.
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The San Diego City Council approved on April 23 long-awaited rules for governing the dockless bike and scooter companies that over the last year have flooded City streets and boardwalks with the motorized vehicles.
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Back from a recent visit to Pasedena (where I could perambulate the pavement painlessly as electric scooters are explicitly prohibited), I read that the San Diego City Council passed some rules to regulate their use here.
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With a goal of achieving zero waste by 2040, San Diego is one of the top recycling cities in the country.
The Pacific Beach Planning Group seated new board members at its April 24 meeting at the PB Library.
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The City’s draft ordinance regarding vehicle habitation, state legislation regulating law enforcement procedures, electric scooters, height limits in coastal zones, short-term rentals and other hot-button issues were discussed at the PB Town Council meeting Wednesday, April 17 at Crown Point Elementary School.
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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 suspects involved in a felony assault in the Pacific Beach area.
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ONGOING EVENTS • Pacific Beach Farmers Market: 2-7 p.m.
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The City of San Diego is facing a lawsuit filed by a disabled man who said he was injured when teenagers on an electric scooter lost control and caused a bicyclist to slam into his wheelchair on the boardwalk in Pacific Beach last July.
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In a world where everyone is looking down at their phones and posting selfies with messages about their own lives, 23-year old PB resident and jewelry-maker Bea Doheny is spreading a message of curiosity about things beyond oneself — a reminder to “look up.”
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At a press conference March 25 held in Mission Bay Park, Mayor Kevin Faulconer announced he would bring forward a new ordinance to ban the proliferation of people living in vehicles on residential streets and parking lots.
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The Pacific Beach Planning Group discussed several issues at its March 27 meeting at the library.
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Editor’s Note: This feature is the first in a series of reports on family-friendly entities in Pacific Beach .