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News and events briefs
Fa-la-la-la-La-Jolla: Here’s a calendar of local holiday events
This December brings an increase in in-person holiday events as we emerge from COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, with fetes, concerts and more to keep you jingling all the way into 2022.
Photo gallery: Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center puts on a happening Hanukkah party
The Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center Jacobs Family Campus in La Jolla presented “Hanukkah Happening” on Nov. 21.
Photo gallery: Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center puts on a happening Hanukkah party
The Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center Jacobs Family Campus in La Jolla presented “Hanukkah Happening” on Nov. 21.
Future looks bright for La Jolla High football despite CIF title game loss, coach says
Though the La Jolla High School Vikings didn’t have the storybook ending they were hoping for this football season, head coach Tyler Roach says the future of the program is bright, based on the strong underclassmen who helped carry La Jolla to the CIF …
Future looks bright for La Jolla High football despite CIF title game loss, coach says
Though the La Jolla High School Vikings didn’t have the storybook ending they were hoping for this football season, head coach Tyler Roach says the future of the program is bright, based on the strong underclassmen who helped carry La Jolla to the CIF …
La Jolla scientists hustle to help assess threat of Omicron coronavirus variant
Scientists at UC San Diego and Scripps Research in La Jolla say they’re geared up to help in the worldwide effort to assess whether the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 coronavirus is more transmissible and harmful than earlier versions of the virus.
Our Readers Write: Underground cable system project
Letter to the editor
Guest commentary: There are ways to curb San Diego’s escalating crime
When law-abiding citizens need to display signs in their car windows pleading with criminals not to break into their vehicles, our criminal justice system is failing us.
With new math approach, San Diego Unified School District moves away from regular standardized testing
New test eliminates multiple choice and aims to capture more insight about how students are solving math problems.