This Month in La Jolla History: Motion pictures arrive, train depot blows over, more
This Month in History is a recurring feature in the La Jolla Light highlighting local happenings from yesteryear.
La Jolla crime and public safety news: Local coronavirus cases top 1,000; police blotter
La Jolla crime and public safety news
Community Calendar: La Jolla meetings and more, Jan. 14-21
Community Calendar
Community Calendar: La Jolla meetings and more, Jan. 14-21
Community Calendar
La Jolla News Nuggets: Dining permit, vaccinations, sidewalk sale, more
News and events briefs.
Community Hero: Chris Cott strives to make La Jolla prettier and more dog-friendly
“I just got tired of looking at it,” La Jollan Chris Cott said of the graffiti he helps clean up around town.
Community Hero: Chris Cott strives to make La Jolla prettier and more dog-friendly
“I just got tired of looking at it,” La Jollan Chris Cott said of the graffiti he helps clean up around town.
Guest commentary: Jet noise mitigation plan is rejected, but other recommendations could still help La Jolla
Happy new year, and we at Quiet Skies La Jolla extend our best wishes to all for a better 2021.
The healing power of music: Bishop’s School students bring virtual concerts to seniors and hospitals
To share the healing and connective power of music, a group of students at The Bishop’s School in La Jolla formed Melodies for Remedies at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic to bring virtual concerts to people in assisted living facilities and hospitals.
The healing power of music: Bishop’s School students bring virtual concerts to seniors and hospitals
To share the healing and connective power of music, a group of students at The Bishop’s School in La Jolla formed Melodies for Remedies at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic to bring virtual concerts to people in assisted living facilities and hospitals.