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Artist Gabriella Sanchez’s mural on Fay Avenue is a composition of collaged images from photos she took in La Jolla this summer.

The temporary injunction is removed after the district stopped offering deferrals to pregnant students.

As the deadline nears to create new boundary lines for San Diego’s nine City Council districts, the desire of the group District 1 United to preserve as much of the existing council District 1 as possible is being met, bit by bit.

As the deadline nears to create new boundary lines for San Diego’s nine City Council districts, the desire of the group District 1 United to preserve as much of the existing council District 1 as possible is being met, bit by bit.

The Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center Jacobs Family Campus in La Jolla hosted its annual Senior Hanukkah Party for more than 30 guests Nov. 30.

LJCPA president says City Councilman Joe LaCava’s plan won’t reform community planning groups, ‘it is going to kill them.’

LJCPA president says City Councilman Joe LaCava’s plan won’t reform community planning groups, ‘it is going to kill them.’

As the second anniversary of the announcement that COVID-19 had reached the United States approaches in January, UC San Diego presented an online forum Dec. 2 that looked at the brief past, the present and the possible future of the disease.

As the second anniversary of the announcement that COVID-19 had reached the United States approaches in January, UC San Diego presented an online forum Dec. 2 that looked at the brief past, the present and the possible future of the disease.

In the short term, the school is looking to lease the Pearl Street site to a yet-to-be-decided tenant.