Luminist Michael James Slattery turns Ocean Beach Pier and city icons into ghostly fine art
Midway artist Michael James Slattery has crafted over 10,000 luministic prints since 2007.
Speeding citations fall in Ocean Beach and Point Loma despite citywide increase
Speeding citations fell across Ocean Beach, Point Loma and neighboring communities in 2025, even as citywide enforcement reached its highest level since 2021.
Shifting ownership, layoffs, new hires all part of Stone Brewing’s 30th anniversary
Two San Diego residents founded Stone Brewing in 1996. The pair grew the business until 2022, when they sold it. Changes are brewing after it sold again.
Long snapper Joe Cardona takes pride in being prepared. As an NFL vet, the East County native’s hard work has paid off
Cardona, now a Point Loma resident, has 12 years under his belt in the NFL and two Super Bowl rings. He was just the fourth pure long snapper ever drafted.
Pointers find way to win, stay undefeated, with 28-20 win over Grossmont
Point Loma High coaches, though, see room for improvement. The key word for Point Loma head coach Ryan Price is “consistency.”
Point Loma High pulling out all the stops for milestone Homecoming celebration
The week-long celebration includes theme days leading up to a special half-time show at the Homecoming game and the sold-out dance.
From Sweet Caroline to ‘not love’ songs from PiL to Blues legend Bobby Rush — live music round-up
Neil Diamond cover-band, PiL, and blues legends, here’s a list of concerts coming to San Diego County this week.
Reflection: From ‘Hill Top Boys’ to hard lessons – Memories of Sunset Cliffs in the 1950s
Memories of growing up overlooking Sunset Cliffs and jumping from the rocks with his friends, “The Hill Top Boys.”
Peninsula Beacon: September 4, 2026
Peninsula Beacon highlights: State lawmakers approving fast-track deal for Midway Rising’s arena and 4,250 homes, shielding it from lawsuits. Sarah Stieber’s Point Loma mural. California recognizes lifeguards as first responders. Stone Brewing marks 30 years with ownership shifts and layoffs. Pointers play The Shoe; auto show features vintage vehicles.
Peters wants the feds to build a large-scale carbon removal system. Advocates aren’t optimistic
Rep. Scott Peters is co-sponsoring a bill that would give the federal government a massive role removing carbon from the environment to combat climate change.
Fresh group of artists welcomed by Art in Public Places program at Liberty Station
Four new visual artists from the San Diego-Baja region will begin six-month residencies this month with the Liberty Station art program.
Pointers win first two, will play La Jolla for ‘The Shoe’
La Jolla (1922) and Point Loma (1925) are the second and third oldest schools in the San Diego district. They renew their rivalry Friday.
New mural captures what it is to be in Point Loma
San Diego muralist Sarah Stieber on her latest mural in Point Loma.
Sunset Cliffs Auto Show to showcase 115 vintage vehicles
The fourth annual Sunset Cliffs Auto Show zips to the coast Saturday, Sept. 12, for a community celebration and fundraiser.
California lawmakers greenlight Midway Rising, bypassing environmental hurdles
Lawmakers approved a last-minute deal for a controversial sports arena and housing project in San Diego, allowing the city to use an existing environmental review.
Three ways to make the most of San Diego’s coast for National Beach Day
There’s so many ways to play along the coastline, including the classic, surfing. But there’s plenty of competition for the best San Diego fun in the sun.
Best beach bites – Satisfy your coastal cravings for National Beach Day
Here are some favorite beach bites from nearby eateries that are worth defending from observant seagulls.
The city of San Diego has fewer fire rings than it did last year. Here’s where you can still light a bonfire.
In honor of National Beach Day on Sunday, Aug. 30, we have a list of San Diego’s fire rings for you.
San Diego Weekend Guide: Aug. 28-30 — ‘the wulfeater’ takes a bite out of the Gaslamp
While we’re out of the thrust of festival season, there’s still a lot of music in the air around town this weekend.
Ready or not, Waymo is coming. We take a ride as the self-driving service prepares for its San Diego launch
Times of San Diego took a ride in a driverless car from Waymo, which will launch soon in a zone in San Diego that measures about 40 square miles.
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