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Browse all 12 templatesThe Council approved the last segment of the coastal rail trail Tuesday, connecting Leucadia to the downtown station with a protected path.
A long-vacant storefront near D Street reopened as a micro-roaster this week, with cold brew on tap and pastries from a Leucadia bakery.
Rangers reopened the bluff-bottom tide pools after a season of habitat work. Docent-led walks resume Saturday mornings at low tide.
The free Sunday series kicks off this month with a six-week lineup spanning surf rock to mariachi at the Moonlight bandshell.
Spots for the July session opened Monday and tend to fill within days; residents can register at the tower or city portal.
Crews began work on a Melrose Drive roundabout aimed at easing the school-hour backup; one lane stays open through August.
A family taqueria will join the Main Street brewery district this summer, taking the corner suite that sat empty since spring.
The high-school robotics squad qualified for the state championship after a strong regional showing, the program's first berth in four years.
Expect inland highs near 80 with cool coastal nights through the back half of the month and no marine layer surprises.
New bump-outs and shade trees opened along the Detroit Avenue corridor this week, with phase two slated for the fall.
A new accessible pier at the lakefront park opened to the public Saturday, already a favorite for golden-hour walks and fishing.
Neighbors can tour a dozen porch performances across the historic district during the free June kickoff weekend.
The popular night market moves to a weekly schedule for the summer, with thirty vendors and live music on Thursdays.
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