La Jolla News
The La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board voted to approve a valet parking loading zone in front of the Marine Medical building at 7300 Girard Ave. during its Oct. 21 meeting.
When COVID-19-related shutdowns went into effect in March, the concert halls, churches, schools and other venues that normally house San Diego’s choral groups went quiet.
A La Jolla teacher is carrying on her yearly community outreach projects for her first-grade students, finding ways to adapt the efforts online so her class can still learn about helping others.
A La Jolla teacher is carrying on her yearly community outreach projects for her first-grade students, finding ways to adapt the efforts online so her class can still learn about helping others.
Half of the six proposals that went before the La Jolla Development Permit Review Committee were approved during the board’s Oct. 20 meeting online.
Half of the six proposals that went before the La Jolla Development Permit Review Committee were approved during the board’s Oct. 20 meeting online.
California’s schools are funded in large part by property taxes, but wealthy multinational corporations have been skipping out on paying their fair share. Proposition 15 is an opportunity to close a corporate tax loophole that has deprived schools and …
California’s schools are funded in large part by property taxes, but wealthy multinational corporations have been skipping out on paying their fair share. Proposition 15 is an opportunity to close a corporate tax loophole that has deprived schools and …
In mid-April 1987, I brought home an emaciated 6-month-old puppy.
La Jolla Shores Association sends letter to city opposing removal of UCSD deed restrictions The La Jolla Shores Association voted Oct. 14 to send a letter to city officials opposing the possible removal of deed restrictions on UC San Diego land.
Owning a home is a keystone of wealth… both financial affluence and emotional security.