La Jolla Tennis Club’s $20,000 search contract for new manager triggers ‘sticker shock’ with some members
The club is looking for its third manager in the past year.
La Jolla Tennis Club’s $20,000 search contract for new manager triggers ‘sticker shock’ with some members
The club is looking for its third manager in the past year.
La Jolla recreation group votes to request money for bocce court repairs; holds off on more pickleball lines
The La Jolla Community Recreation Group, the advisory board for the La Jolla Recreation Center, voted to request funds to repair the center’s 8-month-old temporary bocce court.
La Jolla recreation group votes to request money for bocce court repairs; holds off on more pickleball lines
The La Jolla Community Recreation Group, the advisory board for the La Jolla Recreation Center, voted to request funds to repair the center’s 8-month-old temporary bocce court.
Police reaffirm commitment to protecting La Jolla as South American crime ring stays active in other areas
Though a wave of burglaries has seemingly ebbed in La Jolla’s Muirlands neighborhood, it is still active in other parts of the state.
Torrey Pines Elementary School parents and students rally in support of COVID-19 safety measures
Groups of students and their parents rallied in front of La Jolla’s Torrey Pines Elementary School before classes Feb. 23-24 to support masking and other COVID-19 safety measures in schools.
Torrey Pines Elementary School parents and students rally in support of COVID-19 safety measures
Groups of students and their parents rallied in front of La Jolla’s Torrey Pines Elementary School before classes Feb. 23-24 to support masking and other COVID-19 safety measures in schools.
Former La Jolla Music Society finance director pleads guilty to embezzlement
Chris Benavides, former longtime director of finance for the La Jolla Music Society, pleaded guilty Feb. 23 in federal court to embezzling more than $650,000 over a decade.
San Diego Unified’s student vaccination mandate is delayed to next school year
The requirement is now set to kick in for students 16 and older starting in late August.
San Diego Unified’s student vaccination mandate is delayed to next school year
The requirement is now set to kick in for students 16 and older starting in late August.