Imperial Beach Eagle & Times

04/13/2026

Deb’s Cookie Jar has changed locations over the 10 years it has been open, but one thing that has stayed the same is the delicious cookies and treats owner Deborah Berry bakes with love. Berry currently shares a storefront with her husband Steve’s business.

04/06/2026

The State of the City Address is usually given by the mayor alone, but this year, the program included councilmembers who spoke of projects they feel strongly about.

04/06/2026

Appointed to represent District 3 in October 2025, Councilmember Mariko Nakawatase is not exactly new to politics. She has been working for San Diego District 2 Supervisor Joel Anderson since

04/06/2026

Lucky Jurkiewicz filed the paperwork to run for mayor this past January. She was inspired by some of what she heard from speaker Charlie Kirk at one of his events.

03/06/2026

New Murals In The Works

New murals were in the works outside Bibbey’s Shells and Rocks last week. Brandon Estrada, artist at HQ Tattoo on Palm Avenue, with the help of friends and other artists, gave the building’s exterior a new look featuring a shark, an underwater scene with mermaids, and an octopus.

03/06/2026

By June, the former United Methodist Church and the Imperial Beach Neighborhood Center (IBNC) buildings on 455 Palm Avenue will be demolished. The United Methodist Church officially closed in 2018

03/06/2026

Imperial Beach Little League (IBLL) will officially open its 2026 Spring Season on Saturday, March 7, with a full day of ceremonial events, community activities, and divisional games.

03/06/2026

Festival Of Science & Engineering

Saturday, March 7, 2026, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Petco Park
Come join the Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve at the annual San Diego Science and Engineering Festival. This family-friendly event is free and will have over 100 activities to participate in. Stop by our booth and learn to become a wetland scientist!�Find more information about the event at https://www.lovestemsd.org/.

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02/20/2026

The Otay Mesa-Nestor Community Planning Group meets monthly at St. Charles Catholic Church to discuss issues affecting the two communities.

02/20/2026

Due to popular demand, the Blind Date is back and better than ever since its debut in February 2025. The Friends of the IB Library (FOL) Bookstore is offering a