La Jolla Historical Society to reopen Oct. 15 and continue ‘Tijuana 1964’ exhibit
With the intent of a sustained opening, the La Jolla Historical Society will reopen Thursday, Oct. 15, with new coronavirus-related restrictions.
‘It completely exploded’: La Jolla teen sees rapid growth in her Sisterhood of Native American Coders
In just a few months, La Jolla teenager Elisabeth Holm has seen her nonprofit Sisterhood of Native American Coders grow immensely in her effort to encourage girls of indigenous heritage to learn about coding.
‘It completely exploded’: La Jolla teen sees rapid growth in her Sisterhood of Native American Coders
In just a few months, La Jolla teenager Elisabeth Holm has seen her nonprofit Sisterhood of Native American Coders grow immensely in her effort to encourage girls of indigenous heritage to learn about coding.
Bird Rock Elementary to welcome small number of students for in-person learning Oct. 13; enrollment down 7.5%
As Bird Rock Elementary School prepares to welcome a “very small” number of students to in-person learning Oct. 13 as part of the San Diego Unified School District’s first phase for reopening its campuses from coronavirus-related closures, it faces a “…
Bird Rock Elementary to welcome small number of students for in-person learning Oct. 13; enrollment down 7.5%
As Bird Rock Elementary School prepares to welcome a “very small” number of students to in-person learning Oct. 13 as part of the San Diego Unified School District’s first phase for reopening its campuses from coronavirus-related closures, it faces a “…
San Diego planning commissioners say proposal for short-term rental regulations has ‘a lot to be worked out’
The commission sends a draft ordinance back for more work and declines to forward it to the City Council.
San Diego planning commissioners say proposal for short-term rental regulations has ‘a lot to be worked out’
The commission sends a draft ordinance back for more work and declines to forward it to the City Council.
CEO of La Jolla financial services firm pleads guilty to securities fraud
The chief executive of a La Jolla-based financial services firm pleaded guilty Oct. 7 to defrauding shareholders, falsifying tax returns and operating an unlicensed money services business.
CEO of La Jolla financial services firm pleads guilty to securities fraud
The chief executive of a La Jolla-based financial services firm pleaded guilty Oct. 7 to defrauding shareholders, falsifying tax returns and operating an unlicensed money services business.
La Jolla locales get in the spirit of the Halloween season
The coronavirus may have caused the cancellation or revamping of many traditional Halloween events this year, but plenty of the scary spirit can still be found around La Jolla.