Thrill seekers love Sunset Cliffs. But with rescues on the rise, cliff jumping at ‘The Arch’ faces an uncertain future
The Sunset Cliffs tradition may be illegal, but that hasn’t stopped divers. Recent rescues have drawn renewed attention to the escapade.
San Diego Weekend Guide: July 31-Aug. 2 — Comedy, dancing and (literal) Dog Days
From Ramona to Cardiff and beyond, there’s much to do around the county this weekend, including another county fair and a dance celebration.
City-wide planning committee votes to oppose state Senate Midway Rising bill
SB 958 would prohibit building height from being considered a significant impact on the environment under the California Environmental Quality Act.
San Diego’s Food and Drink Blotter — Breakfast chain shrinks, popup cheesesteaks, new IPA
Our Food and Drink blotter features the latest openings, closings, new dishes, cocktails and brews, and surprises too.
From ’80s rock to benefit shows to indie-rock veterans— San Diego’s live music roundup
From Rick Springfield to Modest Mouse to a benefit show helping local musicians after their gear was taken by thiefs, San Diego’s live music roundup has something for everyone.
An unnamed beach now recognizes Kumeyaay footprints
The Port of San Diego now recognizes a formerly unnamed section of Spanish Landing Park as Kumeyaay Beach.
Peninsula Beacon: July 24, 2026
Peninsula Beacon highlights: Liberty Station’s $20 million Admiral project leads the issue, while Peninsula planners oppose legislation enabling taller Midway Rising development. Other stories cover renewed beach street vending after a court ruling, Veterans Village’s Stand Down, youth baseball champions, Spill The Beans’ anniversary, and climate-driven storm risks.
OB Brewery up for sale, owner retiring after 40 years on Newport Avenue
Mike Tajran, the owner of OB Brewery, said that he is stepping aside because of health issues, but hopes someone can take the business “to the next level.”
The Admiral coming to Liberty Station in three phases
Shovels are expected to hit the ground this fall for the highly anticipated, seven-acre Liberty Station project.
Marilyn Monroe comes to Coronado: The story behind ‘Some Like It Hot’
More than 60 years later, the Hotel del Coronado is still remembered as the place where Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon brought a little bit of Hollywood magic to San Diego.
Organizers behind fun, free events want to keep them going. But they must satisfy the city to make it happen
DJ Daniel Joseph found himself caught between city regulations to keep people safe and the creation of a popular event. He’s not the first one.
Gillie’s Auto Lounge — where family and cars are the driving force
Michael Olguin dedicated auto storage lounge to late father and brother for their extensive obsession with automobiles.
Sushi Push Pops, Crab Rangoon Burritos and Seoul in a Bowl — Liberty Public Market’s food stars
San Diego food trends go viral on social media attracting large crowds of customers looking to try their food inventions.
New UCSD study shows exponential rise in e-bike collisions in California
The study also shows that moderate to severe injuries were more common among e-bike riders than traditional bicyclists.
Peninsula Community Planning Board opposes Midway Rising bill
The Peninsula Planning Group has filed a formal letter to the state legislature, opposing a bill that would clear the way for new sports arena development.
Eighth annual Military Heroes Festival returns to Liberty Station on July 25
The eighth annual Military Heroes Festival returns to Liberty Station on July 25. The event offers complimentary groceries, backpacks, haircuts, lunch from Chick-fil-A and more.
Peninsula youth win Southern California Senior Division baseball title
A group of Point Loma and Ocean Beach teens, playing as Peninsula Little League Senior Division All-Stars, have become Southern California’s best baseball team in their age division and are in Oakland playing for a spot in the Senior Division World Series beginning on Aug. 1 in Easley, S.C.
Breezes, beaches and front porches: How San Diegans used to stay cool
Discover how San Diegans stayed cool before air conditioning, from front porches and open windows to beach outings and mountain retreats.
Breathing to the right degree — Inside Breathe Degrees in Liberty Station
Liberty Station spa, Breathe Degrees, focuses on breathing as a way to improve health, both mental and physical.
Veterans Village of San Diego holds 38th Annual Stand Down
Veterans Village of San Diego held the 38th Annual Stand Down event, connecting hundreds of unhoused and at-risk veterans with service providers.
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