‘Service above self’: Rotary Club of La Jolla celebrates 75 years
The group looks back on a changing membership, including admitting women, as well as its many community programs as it embarks on new projects.
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La Jolla’s SummerFest will rock with musical twists and a cello-driven take on ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’
This year’s lineup at the Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center will feature 21 performances from July 28 to Aug. 26.
Where are San Diego’s worst potholes? A laser-equipped van is roaming 2,800 miles of city streets to find out
From pothole depth to overall smoothness, the first survey since 2016 aims to assess the quality of every street so the city can better repair them, officials say.
Where are San Diego’s worst potholes? A laser-equipped van is roaming 2,800 miles of city streets to find out
From pothole depth to overall smoothness, the first survey since 2016 aims to assess the quality of every street so the city can better repair them, officials say.
San Diego wants electric vehicle chargers installed soon at over 400 parking lots
The stations would be at every city library, beach, park and recreation center.
La Jolla group seeks high-level input from S.D. on how to curb ‘so-called First Amendment’ sidewalk vendors
Parks & Beaches members say sellers operating under a free-speech exception to San Diego’s ordinance are creating a ‘resurgence’ in vending at shoreline areas.
La Jolla group seeks high-level input from S.D. on how to curb ‘so-called First Amendment’ sidewalk vendors
Parks & Beaches members say sellers operating under a free-speech exception to San Diego’s ordinance are creating a ‘resurgence’ in vending at shoreline areas.
La Jollan who repainted stairway railings without San Diego’s OK applies to be an official city volunteer
Joseph McGoldrick has more projects in mind and is going through the process to partner with the city to avoid further pushback and ‘stay in compliance.’
La Jollan who repainted stairway railings without San Diego’s OK applies to be an official city volunteer
Joseph McGoldrick has more projects in mind and is going through the process to partner with the city to avoid further pushback and ‘stay in compliance.’