City launches investigation into La Jolla house used for weddings and other events
A city of San Diego investigation is underway into commercial operations reportedly taking place at a house in La Jolla’s Lower Hermosa neighborhood.
City launches investigation into La Jolla house used for weddings and other events
A city of San Diego investigation is underway into commercial operations reportedly taking place at a house in La Jolla’s Lower Hermosa neighborhood.
Guest commentary: Good to see business picking up in La Jolla, but quality-of-life problems are, too
Entering the fall season triggers in me two separate thoughts.
La Jollans make progress on suggested changes to city code to tackle project noticing and height measurement
After years of disagreements over code interpretation among local planning groups, project applicants and the city of San Diego, some elements of housing development may get a little more refined after La Jolla volunteers’ suggested code changes were a…
La Jollans make progress on suggested changes to city code to tackle project noticing and height measurement
After years of disagreements over code interpretation among local planning groups, project applicants and the city of San Diego, some elements of housing development may get a little more refined after La Jolla volunteers’ suggested code changes were a…
Our Readers Write: School masks, Senate Bills 9 and 10, ‘joyful moment’
Letters to the editor
‘Optimistic and excited’: La Jolla public schools open for first day of new year
Thousands of students in La Jolla donned masks and backpacks and headed back to campuses as the San Diego Unified School District opened its 2021-22 school year Aug. 30 with continued measures against COVID-19.
Guest commentary: Take it from a nurse’s son — they deserve our thanks
The World Health Assembly designated 2020 as the International Year of the Nurse and the Midwife, spurring the Scripps Health Foundation’s announcement of 2021 as the Year of the Nurse.
Guest commentary: Take it from a nurse’s son — they deserve our thanks
The World Health Assembly designated 2020 as the International Year of the Nurse and the Midwife, spurring the Scripps Health Foundation’s announcement of 2021 as the Year of the Nurse.
La Jollan Sally Buffington keeps her memories close in new book
Expanding on her longtime habit of writing as a method of processing her experiences, La Jollan Sally Buffington has written her first book, “A Place Like This: Finding Myself in a Cape Cod Cottage.”