‘If I were White, I would still be coaching’: Former La Jolla Tennis Club pro alleges unfair treatment
The club’s board president maintains that ‘race was never considered’ in cutting ties with Ronald Agenor, who is Black.
‘If I were White, I would still be coaching’: Former La Jolla Tennis Club pro alleges unfair treatment
The club’s board president maintains that ‘race was never considered’ in cutting ties with Ronald Agenor, who is Black.
New installation for Murals of La Jolla honors local Black pioneers
For Los Angeles-based artist June Edmonds, the in-production “Ebony on Draper and Girard” mural is about more than making a three-story statement on the alley-facing side of 7724 Girard Ave. in La Jolla.
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Inspiring Tomorrow’s Performers: La Jolla students choreograph dance opportunities for others
Ashlyn Hunter and Sharisa You, both incoming seniors at The Bishop’s School in La Jolla, have danced their way into a nonprofit they started to share their passion for dance with those who have fewer opportunities to perform.
Photos of the Week: La Jolla through our readers’ eyes
La Jolla Photos of the Week
Photos of the Week: La Jolla through our readers’ eyes
La Jolla Photos of the Week
San Diego police say no 911 calls exist in case of Black man tackled and punched by officers in La Jolla
The city says police mistakenly said they withheld 911 calls of the incident that led to the arrest of Jesse Evans in May.
San Diego police say no 911 calls exist in case of Black man tackled and punched by officers in La Jolla
The city says police mistakenly said they withheld 911 calls of the incident that led to the arrest of Jesse Evans in May.
San Diego Unified to pilot ‘Boost Democracy’ texting initiative for school board meetings
Community members can sign up to receive text messages to let them know when to speak during meetings.