"Especially around the holidays, the vintage street lamps in Loma Portal are hard to miss." The Peninsula Newsletter of the PLA is looking into the "unreliability of the vintage street lights" in Loma Portal. But they're also looking into what the city's plans are for them - given the controversy in over the unannounced replacement…
Editordude: The following by Paul Grimes is taken from a couple of comments he made to Geoff Page's post that spoke of bicycling in the Peninsula. By Paul Grimes I could see k-rails going onto a street like Nimitz due to speed and few cross streets to contend with. The city needs to qualify such…
By Geoff Page After perusing Council member Jennifer Campbell’s September 10, 2022, Memorandum titled “Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Recommendations,” the not-so-shadowy hand of the cycling community becomes immediately apparent. One sentence in particular made this clear and caused a closer look at the memo. “While flexible bollards are useful for demarcating space for bicyclists, they…
The following is from the OB Town Council meeting held last Wed. night at the Masonic Center (without comment by the Rag and is not edited except for clarification). A recap of Wednesday night’s public May meeting Below is a round up of the information covered at last night’s LIVE May public OBTC meeting!
This weekend in the arts: emerging artists at ICA San Diego; Teen-Versionary's Pride production; nine Park Social projects on one day; Leonard Patton and Gregory Page at the Jazz Lounge; Marianela de la Hoz at the Timken; and mariachi and ballet folklórico at the Civic Theatre.