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What to Do if El Niño Storms Your Home
San Diego construction company offers tips on cleaning up after El Nino
La Jolla Planners OK Su Casa project: Construction to replace restaurant and apartments could break ground this fall
The Su Casa project was one of four projects approved by La Jolla Community Planning Association (LJCPA) during its Jan. 7 meeting.
‘When the Rain Stops Falling’ opens at Cygnet Theatre
Searching to broaden the narrative experience through the way they tell stories was part of the reason Lutfy and Artistic Director Sean Murray brought the piece to Cygnet Theatre.
City opinion could change who carries out civic project
A recent opinion issued by the San Diego City Attorney’s Office could bar constractors that assist with the design of a private project from bidding or consulting on the execution of it
Ad Hoc group seeks tailored approach to home remodels
After vetting all options, the ad hoc committee on single family zoning, voted to recommend a tailored approach to home-building in La Jolla
Malashock Dance gets close and personal with audiences
“Malashock Signatures,” features two “signature” pieces and two world premieres by artistic director John Malashock at NTC Liberty Station
‘Fresh Sound’ concert series fills the bill
If you’re interested in the latest developments in classical, jazz and avant-guard music, the place to go is the Barrio Logan venue Bread & Salt
Committee wants barriers to keep Cove pinniped-free
La Jolla Town Council Coastal Committee has found a solution to the pervasive sea lion population – and the smell and hazard to humans that can come with them – they would like to see tested at La Jolla Cove.
Finishing what she started
San Diego City Council president and La Jolla resident Sherri Lightner looks at projects, priorities for final year on council