‘An eco-disaster’: Kelp forests disappearing off the coast of La Jolla for unknown reasons
The kelp forests off the coast of La Jolla are disappearing, but some in the local scientific community are stumped as to why.
La Jolla planners support Coastal Historic District, findings proceed to State commission
A proposal to designate a portion of the La Jolla coastline as a historic district received a clean sweep of endorsements, when the La Jolla Community Planning Association voted to sign onto a letter to support the designation during its July 6 meeting…
Man gets nearly four years in prison for using stolen identities of UC San Diego students
Nehemiah Joel Weaver pleaded guilty to obtaining student information through his then-girlfriend and co-defendant, Mia Nikole Bell.
Man gets nearly four years in prison for using stolen identities of UC San Diego students
Nehemiah Joel Weaver pleaded guilty to obtaining student information through his then-girlfriend and co-defendant, Mia Nikole Bell.
Guest Commentary: One big question as La Jolla considers leaving San Diego: ‘What about the water?’
The campaign for La Jolla to secede from San Diego overlooks some basic facts about critical infrastructure that will make or break a Southern California city in the next 30 years.
Guest Commentary: One big question as La Jolla considers leaving San Diego: ‘What about the water?’
The campaign for La Jolla to secede from San Diego overlooks some basic facts about critical infrastructure that will make or break a Southern California city in the next 30 years.
Slurry seal work on La Jolla streets is deemed ‘completed,’ but La Jolla Shores Drive repaving is coming
Residents hoping that additional streets in La Jolla would be resurfaced following an extensive recent slurry seal project will have to wait awhile longer.
Slurry seal work on La Jolla streets is deemed ‘completed,’ but La Jolla Shores Drive repaving is coming
Residents hoping that additional streets in La Jolla would be resurfaced following an extensive recent slurry seal project will have to wait awhile longer.
Scripps Oceanography scientist studying toxic algae bloom with plans to create prediction model
Professor Bradley Moore wants to provide fishermen, governments and others a heads up when toxic algae may impact marine animals.
Scripps Oceanography scientist studying toxic algae bloom with plans to create prediction model
Professor Bradley Moore wants to provide fishermen, governments and others a heads up when toxic algae may impact marine animals.