Overdue Column: I’m still keeping my library love local
Katia Graham won’t be the youth services librarian at the La Jolla/Riford Library anymore, but she’s not leaving behind her love of books or the community.
Development Permit Review Committee approves three La Jolla projects, two on first review
Two of the projects are in Bird Rock and the other is in the Muirlands area.
Development Permit Review Committee approves three La Jolla projects, two on first review
Two of the projects are in Bird Rock and the other is in the Muirlands area.
La Jolla News Nuggets: SummerFest record, National Merit semifinalists, digital feedback, more
News and events briefs
La Jolla News Nuggets: SummerFest record, National Merit semifinalists, digital feedback, more
News and events briefs
La Jollan Erik Argenti launches case management and consulting services for mental health crises
People in your Neighborhood
San Diego raises water rates by nearly 20 percent over two years
The comprehensive rate hike — the first approved by the City Council in nearly 8 years — will cost the average single-family homeowner about $12 more each month
San Diego raises water rates by nearly 20 percent over two years
The comprehensive rate hike — the first approved by the City Council in nearly 8 years — will cost the average single-family homeowner about $12 more each month
Athenaeum in La Jolla celebrates work of late French artist Francoise Gilot with new exhibit
Photo gallery
Best Bets: A quick guide to online and in-person entertainment and experiences
The La Jolla Light presents this continuing listing of online activities and local in-person events. • Republican Women of California, La Jolla, presents a discussion of California’s fentanyl crisis at 11:30 a.m.