Week in Review: Police Cite Five for Illegal Fireworks; Pacifica Eatery Plugged in L.A. Times

Monday, July 2

A locally owned restaurant that sits on the picturesque Pacifica pier in the state's most prestigious daily newspaper.

The , a popular destination for locals that that sits on the pier boasting spectacular ocean vistas, is among the state's most "atmospheric" pier eateries, according to this weekend's edition of the Los Angeles Times.

Tuesday, July 3

Pacifica Mayor Pete DeJarnatt admits he's not a fan of the city's policy allowing the sale of so-called "safe and sane" fireworks ahead of the Fourth of July, but that the city's will be a moot point before long, predicting a state ban within 15-20 years.

"Sooner or later it's going to have to stop," he said, predicting a statewide ban within 15-20 years.

"The way it looks to me, the writing's on the wall."

Wednesday, July 4

The Pacifica Beach Coalition held targeting Fourth of July fireworks remnants at Rockaway Beach on Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m. and after 10 p.m. on the night of July 4 in an effort to capture the debris before its swept out to sea by the high tide.

Thursday, July 5

(18-and-under) won the Keith Connelly Fourth of July Invitational, defeating Peninsula rival Millbrae 13-3 in a five-inning mercy-ruled title game Wednesday at Veterans Home of California’s Cleve Borman Field in Yountville, the Napa Valley Register reports.

Kurtis Casperson, who’ll be a Terra Nova High senior later this year, was named the tournament MVP.

Friday, July 6

Pacifica police during July 4 celebrations that attracted lighter than normal crowds to the city's streets and beaches.

The holiday landing on a Wednesday was cited as a key factor in the relatively quieter celebrations.

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