Beethoven should send a bill
The Milky Way inspires a look at what gives and what takes
Garrett Harris 9 p.m., July 23
Point Loma News & Stories
Fish 23 hours on June 29, win Offshore Jackpot
On the Relentless, Constitution, Chief, Ocean Odyssey, Old Glory, Ranger 85, Legend, First String, Sea Adventure II, Daiwa Pacific, Producer. Pacific Queen, Prowler, Dominator, New Lo An
San Diego is the home of the world’s largest live bait sportfishing fleet. Beginning in the 1930s, vessels have been fitted to take anglers out for deep sea fishing; tournament fishing grew in the post ...
Banzai! Dollar Bud drafts when the Pads win
Equal parts tiki lounge, sports bar, and surfer haunt
Cousins Chad Cline and Jason “Rocky” Nichols come from a long lineage of dives. Their great-grandfather purchased the Waterfront Bar (whose liquor license dates back to the end of Prohibition) around the late ‘60s. While ...
Dana Middle School students given small New Testaments
Parents light up on Facebook
Some parents of children in Point Loma's Dana Middle School were alarmed this week when strangers handing out Bibles approached their children as they were leaving the school. "This was quite disruptive at the school--the ...
Opponents to Jessop Property subdivision win
Preserve Point Loma keeps lots on La Crescentia Drive intact
A state appellate court found that San Diego city councilmembers were within their right to rescind approval of a Point Loma development due to environmental concerns. At issue is the development of Point Loma Summit, ...
War pilot Frederick Crosby to be buried this Sunday at Ft. Rosecrans
Hip bone found in North Vietnamese levee
It’s been a year since John Crosby found out his father’s remains had finally been found. On Friday, May 26, when his father’s flag-draped coffin arrives at Naval Air Station North Island, it will be ...
Sunset Cliffs passes Fiesta Island as dirtiest beach
Trash coming to coast from inland
The beaches of Sunset Cliffs have supplanted Fiesta Island in Mission Bay for the dubious distinction of San Diego's dirtiest shoreline, according to new data from San Diego Coastkeeper and the Surfrider Foundation's San Diego ...
Arrested trying to withdraw inheritance money from Pt. Loma Wells Fargo
19-year-old black man sues San Diego Police
Mark Hayward entered a Wells Fargo branch in Point Loma on August 5, 2016 and requested to withdraw $20,000 from his bank account he had opened ten days prior, reads an April 25 lawsuit Hayward ...
Ben Lecomte prepping Discoverer at Pt. Loma for Tokyo-San Francisco voyage
The longest swim
Eight hours per day, 180 days, 5500 miles: that’s the length of the longest swim, to be attempted by Ben Lecomte across the Pacific Ocean from Tokyo to San Francisco. Alongside him will be his ...
City reaches settlement in pedestrian death of 7-month-old girl
City withheld Pt. Loma neighbor complaints from the Reader's request.
The City of San Diego has tentatively agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by a family whose 7-month-old daughter was killed while her father was pushing her stroller across a busy Point Loma crosswalk in ...
Young singers still love opera
Audiences decline, but students keep studying voice
The challenges facing young singers are becoming ridiculous. The art form is in transition, but thousands of students continue to study the art of operatic singing. Why? Why does opera continue to resonate with a ...
Point Loma Opera Theatre's radio operetta
Menotti's The Old Maid and the Thief is cheeky, clever, and sometimes funny
Having gone on an unscheduled rant about opera and higher education let us return to the performance of Gian Carlo Menotti’s The Old Maid and the Thief by Point Loma Opera Theatre. Director, Jordan Miller, ...
A room with a view of ignorance
How many students graduate with no idea what opera is?
The Old Maid and the Thief by Gian Carlo Menotti was originally written for radio broadcast and has now become a staple of opera workshops at colleges and universities across the country. Point Loma Nazarene ...
Chomps dogs by the seashore
The sun’s last horizontal rays make my hot dogs look especially red and delicious.
"Never?” “Never.” The three of us stand, jaws on the floor. Cameron, me, Lavonn. “Trust me,” says Eoghan, “Michaela has never eaten a hot dog in her life. Me neither.” We’re standing on a deck ...
Sinister nonnatives at Sunset Cliffs Natural Park
View impressive ocean views and sandstone cliffs
Sunset Cliffs Natural Park, a 68-acre City of San Diego regional park, offers spectacular sunset viewing, as implied by the name, however beauty can be found at any time of day. The park is most ...
Day at the Docks – Sunday, April 9 in Point Loma
Tie a knot, dunk a captain, fillet a fish
Every spring the Day at the Docks takes over the sportfishing landings at Scott and Emerald streets in Point Loma. In the normal migration patterns, this is usually the slow time of year, especially for ...
San Diego State hosts Marine Science Day at their Pt. Loma lab
Hear hourly lectures, get your hands on sea squirts on starfish
San Diego State’s Coastal and Marine Institute Laboratory is located on a strip between Lindbergh’s terminal 2 parking lot and the channel that separates the airport from Liberty Station. The acre-and-a-quarter property boasts outdoor aquaria, ...
Does Harbor Town Pub have the best brunch dish ever?
Let’s hash it out
My wife and I have had a weekly brunch date on Saturday mornings since November. It’s been fun to have real conversations (without kids) while drinking real adult beverages (without kids). We’ve had a lot ...
City’s shocking crosswalk cover-up
The city’s bottom line seems more important than a dead baby.
Lawsuit alleges officials were warned but failed to fix the problem.
War over Roseville's 40-foot house continues
"What are the residents winning with this project? We haven’t won anything.”
Elisa Brent has been organizing the community ever since the morning of June 17, 2016, when the neighborhood woke to find a fourth story added to the condos at the corner of Emerson and Evergreen ...
Crab feast too delicious to be true
Point Loma Portuguese hall unwittingly used in scam
Don’t bust out the crab crackers or butter warmers just yet — not likely the “Spring Crab Feed” will be coming to San Diego. The event, marketed heavily through Facebook before the page disappeared, advertises ...
