UC San Diego adding 3,310 dorm beds to deal with enrollment growth and housing shortage
Two planned projects will push housing capacity to more than 22,000.
A ‘movement of beautification’: Traffic board hears ideas to revamp La Jolla Cultural District
A concept to rework what is referred to as the La Jolla Cultural District was presented at the La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board’s Jan. 19 virtual meeting.
A ‘movement of beautification’: Traffic board hears ideas to revamp La Jolla Cultural District
A concept to rework what is referred to as the La Jolla Cultural District was presented at the La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board’s Jan. 19 virtual meeting.
La Jolla burglaries are tied to ‘sophisticated’ crime ring, police say
San Diego Police Department says 56 residential burglaries have occurred in the past six months in La Jolla — 18 believed connected to the ring.
Coronavirus cases rise in La Jolla public schools, but SDUSD shutdown is ‘not going to happen,’ district says
The five public schools that make up the La Jolla Cluster in the San Diego Unified School District continue to report rising numbers of COVID-19 coronavirus cases amid a regional surge of the Omicron variant.
A tale of two streetscapes: Enhance La Jolla and Village Visioning Committee put forth improvement plans
Two La Jolla groups are in various stages of creating and implementing streetscape plans for La Jolla.
Some La Jolla event organizers warn of ‘significantly negative impact’ of proposed city fee hikes
More than 50 fees are slated to rise at least 40 percent; the city says higher fees are needed to recover costs.
Some La Jolla event organizers warn of ‘significantly negative impact’ of proposed city fee hikes
More than 50 fees are slated to rise at least 40 percent; the city says higher fees are needed to recover costs.
La Jolla board approves traffic circle at Ivanhoe Avenue East and Virginia Way
Traffic & Transportation also discusses a proposal for a stop sign on Colima Street at Waverly Avenue in Bird Rock.
La Jolla Shores review committee rejects planned house as ‘just too big’
A home development project planned for La Jolla Shores — which could be one of the last to be processed under some old rules — was voted down by the La Jolla Shores Permit Review Committee during its Jan. 18 meeting online.