La Jolla Business Roundup: Pizza place, barre studio and gallery open; more on the way
A bounty of businesses from Bird Rock to The Shores are opening in La Jolla, even in the midst of the global pandemic.
Our Readers Write: Public schools; Meals On Wheels
Letters to the editor: La Jolla Cluster needs to press school district for answers From the look of things, community confidence in La Jolla’s five public schools is becoming collateral damage in this coronavirus pandemic.
Our Readers Write: Public schools; Meals On Wheels
Letters to the editor: La Jolla Cluster needs to press school district for answers From the look of things, community confidence in La Jolla’s five public schools is becoming collateral damage in this coronavirus pandemic.
‘This is All He Asks of You’: La Jollan’s debut novel focuses on connection to nature and humanity
“I swim in the air It’s thick like water. I lean forward into it, and it carries me.
‘This is All He Asks of You’: La Jollan’s debut novel focuses on connection to nature and humanity
“I swim in the air It’s thick like water. I lean forward into it, and it carries me.
UCSD researchers see rise in fraudulent COVID-19 posts on social media
Researchers from UC San Diego’s School of Medicine found nearly 2,000 fraudulent COVID-19-related posts tied to financial scams and possible counterfeit goods, according to a new study.
UCSD Library uses technology to digitally reconstruct destroyed Syrian temple
Five years after it was destroyed in the Syrian civil war, the ancient Temple of Bel in Palmyra, Syria, has been digitally reconstructed by the UC San Diego Library’s Digital Media Lab using 3-D methods and artificial intelligence applications, the uni…
UCSD Library uses technology to digitally reconstruct destroyed Syrian temple
Five years after it was destroyed in the Syrian civil war, the ancient Temple of Bel in Palmyra, Syria, has been digitally reconstructed by the UC San Diego Library’s Digital Media Lab using 3-D methods and artificial intelligence applications, the uni…
UCSD withdraws expansion project presentation scheduled for La Jolla community planning meeting
UC San Diego has pulled a presentation scheduled for the Sept. 3 La Jolla Community Planning Association meeting to discuss its planned Theatre District Living and Learning Neighborhood, and community leaders aren’t happy.
Indoor rules changing in S.D. County: Nail and hair salons can reopen; restaurants can seat 25% of capacity
Hours after Gov.