San Diego prepares for street vendor crackdown as complaints intensify
City is criticized for delaying legislation; vendor advocates say more analysis is needed before adopting a law.
How should California confront a rising sea? Lawmakers have some big ideas
In a year marked by record-breaking wildfires, extreme heat and unprecedented water shortages, California lawmakers say there’s another — seemingly distant, but just as urgent — climate-related threat the state cannot afford to ignore: sea-level rise. …
San Diego County calls medical misinformation a health crisis after 15-hour debate
More than 200 people object to the label during a rancorous supervisors meeting, saying it limits free speech.
La Jolla Athlete of the Week: Ariela Stone takes on three sports, volunteerism and academics
In more ways than one, La Jolla High School senior Ariela Stone is a triple threat.
La Jolla Athlete of the Week: Ariela Stone takes on three sports, volunteerism and academics
In more ways than one, La Jolla High School senior Ariela Stone is a triple threat.
La Jolla Heroines: Anne Evans and Grace Evans Cherashore extend their ‘work family’ across the region
Much of La Jolla’s early advancement was fueled by prolific philanthropist Ellen Browning Scripps.
La Jolla News Nuggets: Local Rotarian, 100, is honored; surf reunion; San Diego Baroque kickoff; more
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Photo gallery: La Jolla beach day provides a treat for young patients and their families and care providers
Camp Cosmos Beach Day, a fourth annual event celebrating families served by ConnectMed International and the medical providers that have helped them, was held this month at Kellogg Park in La Jolla Shores.
La Jolla crime and public safety news: Guilty plea in bank robberies; coronavirus numbers; police blotter
Crime and public safety news
La Jolla crime and public safety news: Guilty plea in bank robberies; coronavirus numbers; police blotter
Crime and public safety news