La Jolla News
Along with the annual surge of spring and summer tourists, The Village of La Jolla has welcomed a variety of new business enterprises in recent months, and more are looking to open up shop by the fall.
La Jolla’s Sugar and Scribe restaurant will again be featured on a national scale, this time in an upcoming episode of “Food Paradise,” which airs on the Travel Channel and occasionally on the Food Network and Cooking Channel.
Two days after the city of San Diego filed for a temporary emergency permit to close part of Point La Jolla to the public to try to prevent close interaction between people and sea lions, the La Jolla Community Planning Association voted Aug. 5 to appe…
Two days after the city of San Diego filed for a temporary emergency permit to close part of Point La Jolla to the public to try to prevent close interaction between people and sea lions, the La Jolla Community Planning Association voted Aug. 5 to appe…
Using research from UC San Diego, CV Sciences Inc. recently published a pre-clinical and proof-of-concept study on the effectiveness of cannabidiol, or CBD, treatment in reducing nicotine dependence.
Dave Severance, a retired Marine colonel whose troops famously planted an American flag on Iwo Jima during World War II, died Aug. 2 at his home in La Jolla.
Tad Seth Parzen is ready to help propel a new “think and do tank” to tackle problems to promote regional success.
Andrew Kleinschmidt says the experience taught him to appreciate life.
Andrew Kleinschmidt says the experience taught him to appreciate life.
After 27 years at The Marine Room and The Shores restaurants in La Jolla, chef Bernard Guillas has retired, citing the birth of his first child and wanting to spend more time with his family.
Owning a home is a keystone of wealth… both financial affluence and emotional security.