Guest commentary: We can help ease the toll the pandemic is taking on our small-business community
As we are all aware, COVID-19 has become one the biggest struggles of our lives.
La Jolla community planners seek to put the brakes on plan for protected bikeways on Gilman Drive
Moved by more than an hour of testimony from the cycling community, the La Jolla Community Planning Association voted Dec. 3 to ask the city of San Diego to go back to the drawing board for the Gilman Drive portion of a project called the Coastal Rail …
La Jolla community planners seek to put the brakes on plan for protected bikeways on Gilman Drive
Moved by more than an hour of testimony from the cycling community, the La Jolla Community Planning Association voted Dec. 3 to ask the city of San Diego to go back to the drawing board for the Gilman Drive portion of a project called the Coastal Rail …
Merry and bright: ‘Reverse’ Christmas Parade rolls through La Jolla
Mermaids, seascape paintings and classic cars helped La Jollans ring in the holiday season when the “reverse” 2020 Christmas Parade rolled through town Dec. 6 with the theme “Christmas in the Cove in the Time of COVID.”
Merry and bright: ‘Reverse’ Christmas Parade rolls through La Jolla
Mermaids, seascape paintings and classic cars helped La Jollans ring in the holiday season when the “reverse” 2020 Christmas Parade rolled through town Dec. 6 with the theme “Christmas in the Cove in the Time of COVID.”
Our Readers Write: MAGA hat, Red Rest
Letters to the editor
Our Readers Write: MAGA hat, Red Rest
Letters to the editor
Local women launch La Jolla nonprofit to help struggling artists get paid for their creativity
Two local women have embarked on a La Jolla-based nonprofit organization aimed at helping struggling artists turn their creativity into full-time work.
Local women launch La Jolla nonprofit to help struggling artists get paid for their creativity
Two local women have embarked on a La Jolla-based nonprofit organization aimed at helping struggling artists turn their creativity into full-time work.
‘History repeats itself’: La Jolla researcher updates book on viruses to include the current pandemic
La Jolla resident Dr.