CEO of La Jolla financial firm gets year in prison for securities and tax fraud
The chief executive of a La Jolla-based financial firm who pleaded guilty to federal securities and tax fraud charges was sentenced March 17 to one year in prison.
CEO of La Jolla financial firm gets year in prison for securities and tax fraud
The chief executive of a La Jolla-based financial firm who pleaded guilty to federal securities and tax fraud charges was sentenced March 17 to one year in prison.
Historical Resources Board votes to designate Torrey Pines Mesa site as historic
After heavy deliberation on the extent to which local Native American tribes should be consulted, the San Diego Historical Resources Board decided to designate an area of the Torrey Pines Mesa as a historic archaeological site.
Historical Resources Board votes to designate Torrey Pines Mesa site as historic
After heavy deliberation on the extent to which local Native American tribes should be consulted, the San Diego Historical Resources Board decided to designate an area of the Torrey Pines Mesa as a historic archaeological site.
Pannikin lease termination brings dissent from landlord’s family as other La Jollans try to help the cafe
As Pannikin prepares to brew its last latte at its decades-old Girard Avenue location in La Jolla, family members of the landlord are lending their voices to the growing community alarm over the possibility of losing the popular cafe.
Pannikin lease termination brings dissent from landlord’s family as other La Jollans try to help the cafe
As Pannikin prepares to brew its last latte at its decades-old Girard Avenue location in La Jolla, family members of the landlord are lending their voices to the growing community alarm over the possibility of losing the popular cafe.
Poll result: Rangers at Point La Jolla
After the city of San Diego said earlier this month that it expected a daily ranger presence at Point La Jolla by the end of April to help manage crowds around the area’s sea lions, the La Jolla Light posted an online survey asking, “Are park rangers n…
Poll result: Rangers at Point La Jolla
After the city of San Diego said earlier this month that it expected a daily ranger presence at Point La Jolla by the end of April to help manage crowds around the area’s sea lions, the La Jolla Light posted an online survey asking, “Are park rangers n…
Hunger-fighting action hero wanted in regional student art contest
Bird Rock resident helped start the contest in which K-12 students are invited to create an original hero for a chance to win tickets to Comic-Con.
Development permit reviewers support four La Jolla projects
Structures across from La Jolla High School, at the La Jolla Cove Hotel & Suites, and in the Barber Tract and Bird Rock get the green light.