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San Diego Symphony’s winter and spring season includes nine concerts in La Jolla
The San Diego Symphony will present nine concerts in La Jolla during the orchestra’s ambitious and wide-ranging 2022 winter and spring season.
San Diego Symphony’s winter and spring season includes nine concerts in La Jolla
The San Diego Symphony will present nine concerts in La Jolla during the orchestra’s ambitious and wide-ranging 2022 winter and spring season.
Guest commentary: Redistricting process is ignoring the needs of UC San Diego students
Students are the future of San Diego. So why does redistricting overlook them?
Guest commentary: Redistricting shouldn’t change the size of San Diego City Council District 1
Size isn’t everything in the city of San Diego’s current City Council redistricting effort.
SDUSD plans to keep schools open Nov. 12, with optional mental health day, after parents resist initial idea
The San Diego Unified School District says it plans to make school attendance optional on Friday, Nov. 12, allowing anyone who wants to take a mental health day to do so.
SDUSD plans to keep schools open Nov. 12, with optional mental health day, after parents resist initial idea
The San Diego Unified School District says it plans to make school attendance optional on Friday, Nov. 12, allowing anyone who wants to take a mental health day to do so.
Possible smuggling boat with 20 people reportedly aboard is abandoned on La Jolla’s Marine Street Beach
About 20 people believed to be undocumented immigrants evaded authorities after their boat landed on Marine Street Beach in La Jolla, the U.S.
Possible smuggling boat with 20 people reportedly aboard is abandoned on La Jolla’s Marine Street Beach
About 20 people believed to be undocumented immigrants evaded authorities after their boat landed on Marine Street Beach in La Jolla, the U.S.
Cuvier Street vacation for Rec Center project gets La Jolla Community Planning Association approval
After years of planning and months of community review, plans to vacate part of Cuvier Street to help make way for a La Jolla Recreation Center renovation got the La Jolla Community Planning Association’s approval during its Nov. 4 meeting online.