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The USS Recruit helped break in sailors at the Naval Training Center in Point Loma between 1949 and the base’s closure in 1997.
Discount passes will be available starting Jan. 26 for more than 60 San Diego-area attractions, including several in Point Loma.
More than a century after its formation, the Point Loma Assembly remains home to a group of women who meet monthly to promote literacy and social, educational, philanthropic, civil and artistic work in the community.
The Port of San Diego says the facility ‘is not in the condition it should be’ but that ‘commercial fishing will continue to be the designated use.’ Meanwhile, subtenants like Tunaville Market and Grocery face uncertainty.
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The planned $38.9 million Joan and Irwin Jacobs Performing Arts Center will turn the long-vacant Building 178 into a performance venue with two theaters.
Net proceeds support cancer care at Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego.
Writer, producer and director Brian Patrick Butler immediately thought of Sunset Cliffs as he envisioned the scenes for his recent film, “Friend of the World.”
The monuments to submariners and their subs lost during World War II have been damaged by weather, vandalism and even their own construction and several are ‘in dire need of replacement.’
Many say the direction of surfing and the way it was done changed dramatically following the World Championships.
