Navy May Study Noise in Imperial Beach Neighborhood Ahead of Helicopter Activity Increase

The U.S. Navy said it will consider conducting noise tests in the Seaside Point neighborhood.

Maps to Explain Helicopter Flight Increase

The following maps were included in the Navy's draft environmental assessment and help better explain key portions of plan to increase helicopter activity 30 percent by 2016.

Photo Gallery: U.S. Navy Photographer from IB Aboard the USS Ronald Reagan

Joe Buliavac is a photographer for the U.S. Navy and a resident of Imperial Beach.

City Approves Final Steps for New Hotel on Seacoast, Construction Could Begin Next Week

The City Council signs an agreement Wednesday evening that signals construction on a hotel to replace the Seacoast Inn may begin next week. Developers expect to finalize a $14 million loan Monday.

UPDATE: Border Crossing Jet Ski Driver Arrested

A smuggler driving a Jet Ski was arrested as he returned to Mexico after dropping off a 23-year-old man.

Navy Helicopter Activity Could Increase 30% in IB; Public Comment Sought

The U.S. Navy wants to increase helicopter flights in Imperial Beach. Residents have until March 28 to give their two cents.

City May Carve History in Stone and Build Imperial Beach History Walk in Park

Major events in the city's history could be chiseled into cement plaques and placed in Veterans Park walkways.

2010 Census Data Reveals Small Decline in Imperial Beach Population, Rise in California

The 2010 Census showed a decline in population in Imperial Beach of about 2.5 percent, or 668 people since 2000. California's population grew to 37.3 million to maintain its status as the nation's most populous state.

Fats, Oils and Grease Control May Impact Local Businesses

City Council called for community business input before moving forward with a program to control fat buildup in Imperial Beach pipes. "Out of the 43 establishments, 50 percent might not know anything about this," said Mayor Jim Janney.

New Imperial Beach Streets Signs May Carry Woody Logo

City Council may decide to add the Imperial Beach Woody logo to new larger street signs within the year.

Imperial Beach, National City Mayors in Redevelopment Debate

In a debate held by the SCEDC, the mayors of National City and Imperial Beach debated a former director of the San Diego Redevelopment Agency and Housing Authority on the merits of redevelopment agencies.

Anti-Terrorism Exercises Could Affect Navy Base Traffic, Services

The U.S. Navy, local law enforcement and other agencies around the county will practice scenarios based on the attack of a Navy installation during Exercise Solid Curtain/Citadel Shield on Feb. 22-25.

Fewer Than Half of San Diego Teens Up to Date on Vaccine

County health officials report Tuesday that fewer than half of all teenagers and pre-teens are up to date with meningitis vaccination shots.

Rep. Davis Reacts to Congresswoman's Shooting: 'I Am Saddened and Outraged'

Six people were killed and 13 injured in a shooting outside a Tucson supermarket. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was shot in the head and remains in critical condition.

New Stoplight Signal Replaces 1960s Equipment

The new equipment is expected to provide better service at a sometimes inconsistent but important crossroads in Imperial Beach.

Eggs, Bacon and Politics at Candidates Forum Breakfast

Candidates meet with the local business community at September's Chamber of Commerce breakfast mixer.