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The park, the first of its kind in San Diego, opened in 1913 with popular rides, attractions, a zoo, towering buildings and music galore.
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.”
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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.
What began as an isolated little outpost took on a significant role in the development of the wireless electronic communication industry.
Volunteers removed 143 pounds of trash near the Ocean Beach Pier as part of the Surfrider Foundation San Diego chapter’s annual post-Fourth of July “Morning After Mess” cleanup July 5 while other beach-goers enjoyed the sun and lack of crowds.
Baseball season brings memories of San Diego’s former minor-league ballclub, the pretty two-lane path through dairy farms known as Friars Road and the little ballpark out in the country called Westgate Park.
