La Jolla merchants group debates board election process
Amid suggestions to distribute ballots and allow voting by mail, the board may review and possibly revise its bylaws.
La Jolla merchants group debates board election process
Amid suggestions to distribute ballots and allow voting by mail, the board may review and possibly revise its bylaws.
Crash that injured teen cyclist near Muirlands Middle School reignites father’s request for improved safety
The city of San Diego aims to reassess the area for ‘quick-build improvements.’
Crash that injured teen cyclist near Muirlands Middle School reignites father’s request for improved safety
The city of San Diego aims to reassess the area for ‘quick-build improvements.’
Lawsuit seeks to get San Diego parcel tax on November 2024 ballot
Supporters of the proposed tax, intended to fund libraries and parks, say the city and county improperly determined that they failed to gather enough signatures.
Lawsuit seeks to get San Diego parcel tax on November 2024 ballot
Supporters of the proposed tax, intended to fund libraries and parks, say the city and county improperly determined that they failed to gather enough signatures.
San Diego’s camping ban enforcement in August: dozens of warnings, five tickets, no arrests
Data confirm that police focused on Balboa Park during the first four weeks of last month.
San Diego’s camping ban enforcement in August: dozens of warnings, five tickets, no arrests
Data confirm that police focused on Balboa Park during the first four weeks of last month.
‘Tigers, Unicorns & Puppy Dog Tales’: New Historical Society exhibit looks at hubs of La Jolla counterculture
Historian Carol Olten gives Unicorn Theatre, Mithras Books and Green Tiger Press a new time in the spotlight beginning Sept. 23 at the Wisteria Cottage Gallery.
Athenaeum opening new chapter of arts education with writing classes and book club
Local writer Anna DiMartino will lead both groups with an eye on helping people improve their writing and ‘understand their inner self.’