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.
People in Your Neighborhood: Blair Sadler is ‘flunking’ retirement as he helps students through squash
La Jollan Blair Sadler, a former president of Rady Children’s Hospital, is using retirement to continue his crusade to squash social inequities via Access Youth Academy, a nonprofit he started 15 years ago to help children from underserved communities …
People in Your Neighborhood: Blair Sadler is ‘flunking’ retirement as he helps students through squash
La Jollan Blair Sadler, a former president of Rady Children’s Hospital, is using retirement to continue his crusade to squash social inequities via Access Youth Academy, a nonprofit he started 15 years ago to help children from underserved communities …
City completes signs and stenciling directing beach-goers to keep away from La Jolla sea lions
The city of San Diego has completed installation of signs and stenciling around Point La Jolla to alert visitors to keep their distance from the sea lions that haul out there.
City completes signs and stenciling directing beach-goers to keep away from La Jolla sea lions
The city of San Diego has completed installation of signs and stenciling around Point La Jolla to alert visitors to keep their distance from the sea lions that haul out there.
Books are on Diane Keaton’s shopping list during unexpected visit to La Jolla
Dennis Wills was sitting in a chair pricing items June 29 at his D.G.
Books are on Diane Keaton’s shopping list during unexpected visit to La Jolla
Dennis Wills was sitting in a chair pricing items June 29 at his D.G.
Windansea mural at San Diego airport could be ‘problematic’ without safety warnings, beach experts say
With summer in full swing and travel restrictions relaxed after a turbulent year, more and more visitors will be coming to San Diego.
Windansea mural at San Diego airport could be ‘problematic’ without safety warnings, beach experts say
With summer in full swing and travel restrictions relaxed after a turbulent year, more and more visitors will be coming to San Diego.
Think you’ve recovered fully from COVID-19? Your Fitbit may say otherwise, Scripps Research reports
Scientists used wearable-device data to show that it typically can take two to three months for heart rate, sleep and activity levels to return to normal after a COVID infection, and in some cases, much longer.