City Ballet’s ‘American Icons’ caps nation’s 250th with three master choreographers
Pacific Beach-based City Ballet of San Diego will wrap up its yearlong salute to the country’s 250th birthday with works by three master choreographers.
Mission Beach Women’s Club to celebrate centennial in November
Mission Beach Women’s Club is celebrating a century of philanthropy in the Mission Bay area on Nov. 7 with an open house in its historic clubhouse.
‘That sounds like bad news.’ Text messages reveal how Gloria’s office reacted to its trash fee error
Text messages obtained by Times of San Diego show Mayor Gloria learned of trash fee error three days after residents sounded the alarm.
Pacific Beach on track for record year of stingray stings
Pacific Beach has the highest number of stingray stings citywide, the number is likely to grow.
Another strong season for Mission Bay volleyball, playoffs next
After already securing a fifth-straight season with at least 20 wins, Mission Bay girls volleyball looks to the playoffs.
Mission Bay football undeterred after blowout loss
Mission Bay High Bucs look to close the season strong after getting blown out by Cathedral Catholic.
Passion for the pour: Chef Erin Sealy brings wine and food together in PB
Each course at the Oct. 20 event will be paired with a specific wine so guests can taste how the flavors of the food and wine enhance one another.
Inside San Diego’s early canneries: How fish transformed the waterfront
The waterfront once thrived on a bustling tuna industry, delivering tons of fish to canneries that shipped products across the country.
SDSU waterski team seeks another national title after losing most of championship roster
Despite major roster changes, the team president believes SDSU can finish in the top five again at the national collegiate waterski championships.
When Pacific Beach grew lemons instead of houses
Pacific Beach was once home to sprawling lemon ranches, with young citrus trees shaping its early economy in the late 1890s.
Where did San Diego County’s roadside motor lodges go?
Across San Diego, roadside motor lodges were built around a simple idea: Arrive by car, find a parking space and stay close to the road.
Beach and Bay Press: October 9, 2026
Beach & Bay Press highlights: San Diego’s garbage-fee billing error and calls for Mayor Todd Gloria to be held accountable. Other cover stories feature the arrest of an accused kidnapper working as a Mission Beach chef, a fatal Crystal Pier shooting, District 2 candidates, and Pacific Beach’s fish taco contest.
For 14 years, an accused kidnapper built a new life as a San Diego chef under a false identity
U.S. Marshalls arrested the head chef at Miss B’s Coconut Club Tuesday, alleging he had been on the run over an Iowa kidnapping.
Mission Bay High’s field hockey looks to right the ship following three straight shut-out losses
Mission Bay High field hockey team looks to rebound following three straight shut-out losses.
San Diego Unified and city create pilot program to settle ongoing clash over joint-use fields
The program to protect joint-use fields from “a few bad actors” includes a color-coded warning system, with fields subject to temprary closure.
Community fondly remembers guard killed near Crystal Pier while police search for shooter
Witnesses tried to chase down the suspect after the shooting in Pacific Beach, while others administered CPR on the victim, who died at a hospital.
County releases data on San Diego trash fee error that overcharged residents $11.8 million
San Diego county releases data on the number of homeowners who were overcharged by the city for trash service.
Dig for Pink volleyball fundraiser for cancer slated at Mission Bay High
Dig for Pink’s goal is to raise $3,000 to benefit breast cancer patients and researchers.
San Diego, South Bay clubs meet in rematch of US Open Cup qualifying round clash
SDFC announced that it would take part in the US Open Cup, giving a local amateur team like SD Internacional or Chula Vista FC a shot at facing them.
Duckville: The strange little place that once sat on Pacific Beach marshes
Discover a forgotten San Diego marshland spot where visitors hunted, fished, gathered around a wood stove and visited the Hotel de Mallard.
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.