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After meeting on Zoom for the past year, the ladies of La Jolla-based Club Altura wanted to throw a party so members could get together in person and reconnect.

About 80 people gathered in La Jolla Shores on June 19 in a hybrid celebration planned by two organizations determined to share their love for the ocean and spread the word about diversity and conservation.

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If you weren’t able to witness Jon Rahm’s narrow win over Louis Oosthuizen in person or on TV, or you want to relive it, here’s a collection of photos.

Birdies on the final two holes carry him past Louis Oosthuizen for his first major victory.

Once again, Bishop’s School water polo rules the CIF San Diego Section Open Division.

As a woman who has been in the workforce for decades, I’m tired of reading about the glass ceiling, how few gains women have made and how more women have left their jobs during COVID-19 because they have disproportionately borne the burden of child car…

For about as long as La Jolla resident Joe Frangiosa Jr. has operated La Jolla’s Nautical History Gallery & Museum on Pearl Street — adorned floor to ceiling with nautical replicas and artifacts — he envisioned what he could do with a larger space.

The La Jolla Shores Association voted unanimously to ask the city of San Diego to install crosswalks with flashing beacons and pedestrian striping and signage at various intersections throughout the coastal portion of The Shores at a special LJSA meeti…

Calling the current state of Nautilus Street “utterly atrocious,” La Jolla architect and urbanist Trace Wilson presented ideas to beautify the part of the street between Muirlands Drive and Fay Avenue at the La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board’s Ju…