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Boosting La Jolla’s artistic offerings, two new galleries have opened in The Village in recent weeks, one as a pop-up and the other intending to provide a place for budding artists.

A concept to beautify and manage traffic along part of Nautilus Street got unanimous support from the La Jolla Community Planning Association during its Sept. 2 meeting.

A concept to beautify and manage traffic along part of Nautilus Street got unanimous support from the La Jolla Community Planning Association during its Sept. 2 meeting.

Ken Watson, who is approaching his 100th birthday Tuesday, Sept. 7, has dedicated his retirement to pursuing his passions, and he advises those looking for longevity to “have fun doing what you’re doing.”

Ken Watson, who is approaching his 100th birthday Tuesday, Sept. 7, has dedicated his retirement to pursuing his passions, and he advises those looking for longevity to “have fun doing what you’re doing.”

To celebrate 30 years of serving food with a view of La Jolla Cove, Brockton Villa awarded a local couple a gift basket with more than $2,000 worth of prizes.

Despite questions about their legality, a local company is continuing to conduct bonfire parties at La Jolla’s Marine Street Beach, saying San Diego city employees have allowed it.

Despite questions about their legality, a local company is continuing to conduct bonfire parties at La Jolla’s Marine Street Beach, saying San Diego city employees have allowed it.

A 22-year-old man was arrested Aug. 30 and booked into San Diego County Jail on multiple counts of felony burglary and theft, many of them stemming from a series of incidents in which someone broke into La Jolla backyards and garages and stole bicycles…

Local organizations and the public will have the opportunity to discuss the application and provide feedback, councilman says.