Ocean Beach residents are beginning to wonder when – or even if – their community’s landmark pier will ever be replaced. The old pier was closed to the public since October 2023 because of its ...

SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Repairing the damaged Ocean Beach Pier is no longer feasible, city officials said Friday. The 58-year-old Ocean Beach Pier has been closed since it was damaged by high surf in ...

SAN DIEGO — Repairing the damaged Ocean Beach Pier is no longer feasible, city officials said Friday. The 58-year-old Ocean Beach Pier has been closed since it was damaged by high surf in October 2023 ...

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SAN DIEGO — The city has revealed its latest plans to replace the Ocean Beach pier. This comes after more than a year and a half of community input. The new pier will be about as long as the current ...

While few were holding out hope that the Ocean Beach Pier, which has been closed for years, would reopen anytime soon, the city of San Diego confirmed Friday they will no longer be working toward ...

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — The Ocean Beach Pier, which has been closed since the fall of 2023, is set to be rebuilt according to city plans. Final plans for the project are still being developed. Ted Neeleman ...

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Ocean Beach Pier has been closed since October of last year. The 58-year-old iconic structure has been pounded by high surf and damaged to the point that it can’t be ...

It’s beginning to look a lot like the holiday shopping season. The Christmas characters have arrived, but the crowds of shoppers have not. “It has not been any worse or better than any other average ...

Construction of the Ocean Beach Pier started in early 1965 and was completed by July 1966. At the time, it was the longest concrete pier in the world, extending out 1,971 feet into the ocean. (Photo ...

"The loss of the OB Pier continues to be a significant loss for Ocean Beach and the greater region,” Teyssier said in a recent letter to the city, adding, “It was both a treasured public resource and ...