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Muirlands Middle School alumna Judy Bernstein discussed with eighth-grade students a book she helped author with three Sudanese “Lost Boys”

Looking back and forward is the theme of a new art exhibit that opened Jan. 6, 2016 at the La Jolla Riford Library. The exhibit is the library’s first all watercolor show and is a joint effort of the Friends of the Library’s Arts & Events Committee and the San Diego Watercolor Society. Titled “Past and Prologue: A Retrospective of the Works of Suzanne Geller and Georgeanna Lipe with Current Works by the San Diego Watercolor Society,” the show will have its artists’ reception to celebrate the works, 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 16 in the Library Community Room. All are welcome to attend the free community event.

Sometimes I wish I had a background in science instead of just a Ph.D. in skepticism. The latter, however, is a seriously good quality to have in an election year. I’m already fully prepared not to believe a single word any candidate says.

La Jolla Town Council unanimously voted to support efforts to establish a Maintenance Assessment District (MAD) in the Village of La Jolla, during its Jan. 14 meeting.

Things to do in La Jolla this week, including workshops, community meetings, lectures and more

San Diego field engineer Steve Lindsay was on hand at the Jan. 13 LJSA meeting to share what information he had about the Avenida de la Playa sinkhole.

Inspired by a project she completed in 2014, La Jolla resident Sandie Linn embarked on another photo project in 2015.

La Jolla’s Development Permit Review committee (DPR) was introduced to three proposed projects during its Jan. 12 meeting.

Things to do in La Jolla, including concerts, art exhibits and plenty of happenings at La Jolla Community Center.

Amanda Gosman founded called ConnectMed International in 2010, which uses “tele-medicine” to provide much-needed follow-up and pre-operative assessments