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Mid-Coast trolley project hits midpoint On March 29, local leaders gathered to celebrate the halfway point in the Mid-Coast Trolley’s construction by serving breakfast to construction crews in a staging yard near the future Voigt Drive Trolley stat…

Mid-Coast trolley project hits midpoint On March 29, local leaders gathered to celebrate the halfway point in the Mid-Coast Trolley’s construction by serving breakfast to construction crews in a staging yard near the future Voigt Drive Trolley station.

Mid-Coast trolley project hits midpoint On March 29, local leaders gathered to celebrate the halfway point in the Mid-Coast Trolley’s construction by serving breakfast to construction crews in a staging yard near the future Voigt Drive Trolley station.

Imagine driving through a storm so bad, semi-trucks blow onto their sides in front of you. Imagine also that you are towing a trailer, and inside that trailer is a $2 million Ferrari. The spotlight at the 15th annual La Jolla Concours d’Elegance — …

Exploring a new City policy, the La Jolla Parks & Beaches (LJP&B) board discussed whether it should split into two groups at its meeting March 20 at the Rec Center. It will continue to debate the issue at its the next meeting. The LJP&B role is cur…

Exploring a new City policy, the La Jolla Parks & Beaches (LJP&B) board discussed whether it should split into two groups at its meeting March 20 at the Rec Center. It will continue to debate the issue at its the next meeting. The LJP&B role is cur…

Exploring a new City policy, the La Jolla Parks & Beaches (LJP&B) board discussed whether it should split into two groups at its meeting March 20 at the Rec Center.

Just over a year after the San Diego Public Utilities Department (PUD) held a meeting in La Jolla to talk with residents about implausible spikes in their water bills, PUD provided the City Council’s Audit Committee with a “progress report” on its acti…

Just over a year after the San Diego Public Utilities Department (PUD) held a meeting in La Jolla to talk with residents about implausible spikes in their water bills, PUD provided the City Council’s Audit Committee with a “progress report” on its …

For La Jolla residents Tony and Rene Gild, the start of their recent Naval Air Forces Distinguished Visitor Embark trip sounds like a heart-racing scene from a movie.