Reporter’s Notebook: Exploring the Scripps Coastal Reserve amid ‘managed access’
The La Jolla Light’s Ashley Mackin-Solomon goes on a docent-led tour of the reserve, which is mostly closed to the public.
Our Readers Write: Vendors, U-turn
Letters to the editor
La Jolla crime and public safety news: Shores sexual assault, police blotter
Crime and public safety news
La Jolla Business Roundup: Varied culinary offerings arriving, and more
Roseacre, Le Coq, The Kitchen Sink, Aldea and The Amalfi Llama are among the newcomers open now or soon.
La Jolla Business Roundup: Varied culinary offerings arriving, and more
Roseacre, Le Coq, The Kitchen Sink, Aldea and The Amalfi Llama are among the newcomers open now or soon.
La Jolla could be featured in upcoming documentary, pending filmmakers’ access to Children’s Pool
The production aims to chronicle the lives of harbor seals at the local landmark, but its closure for pupping season necessitates additional permits.
Few homeless people have been detained under San Diego’s camping ban. The number prosecuted is even lower
The city attorney’s office agreed to pursue charges in just two cases after six months of police enforcement.
Three La Jolla streets to be resurfaced this fall, one with a request for a midblock crossing
The city of San Diego plans asphalt resurfacing on parts of North Torrey Pines Road, La Jolla Shores Drive and Fay Avenue.
Three La Jolla streets to be resurfaced this fall, one with a request for a midblock crossing
The city of San Diego plans asphalt resurfacing on parts of North Torrey Pines Road, La Jolla Shores Drive and Fay Avenue.
La Jolla Recreation Center launches new programming run by staff
A recently tested winter camp and an upcoming soccer program for kids provide types of activities usually operated by contractors.