What marine life are the ‘winners and losers’ of El Niño?
A forum at UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla explores the impact of the periodic climate pattern on various species amid expectations that it will hit this year.
Sweeping changes to San Diego surveillance law bring criticism from privacy advocates
City officials say the review process for technologies covered by the law is too cumbersome and time-consuming, but opponents of the changes call them ‘a wrecking ball.’
Sweeping changes to San Diego surveillance law bring criticism from privacy advocates
City officials say the review process for technologies covered by the law is too cumbersome and time-consuming, but opponents of the changes call them ‘a wrecking ball.’
Las Patronas gives out over $405,000 at beneficiary lunch
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Las Patronas gives out over $405,000 at beneficiary lunch
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La Jolla Park Coastal Historic District hits a bump on the road to National Register
Questions newly raised about seal and sea lion protections and possibly adding more properties to the district necessitate responses by proponents that must be reviewed by the State Historical Resources Commission.
La Jolla Park Coastal Historic District hits a bump on the road to National Register
Questions newly raised about seal and sea lion protections and possibly adding more properties to the district necessitate responses by proponents that must be reviewed by the State Historical Resources Commission.
‘Tea by the Sea’ in La Jolla helps St. Madeleine Sophie’s Center help people with disabilities
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‘Tea by the Sea’ in La Jolla helps St. Madeleine Sophie’s Center help people with disabilities
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Fundraising for Children’s Pool repairs nets $10,000 donation
Organizers hope the contribution by La Jolla philanthropist Tommy Carroll will be a catalyst for further donations to a project that could cost $6 million.