New mural in La Jolla takes a stance on benefits of public art
Michael Mercil’s ‘Art is Good for You’ at the Chase Bank building facing Silverado Street features orange and red capital letters that spell out the title.
La Jolla home of famed late oceanographer Walter Munk to be listed on San Diego historic register
The house, nicknamed Seiche, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in July 2021.
Homelessness can be solved, but it’s going to require massive funds from the feds, some area leaders say
Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer, speaking in La Jolla, adds that ‘we need to scale up the sense of urgency’ while arguing for strict enforcement of policies already in place.
Homelessness can be solved, but it’s going to require massive funds from the feds, some area leaders say
Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer, speaking in La Jolla, adds that ‘we need to scale up the sense of urgency’ while arguing for strict enforcement of policies already in place.
La Jolla Business Roundup: Some local mainstays leave their locations while new enterprises open their doors
News on Bubba’s Smokehouse BBQ, Ocean Girl, Blue Whale, CC Patio, Aspen’s Dog House and Paradisaea
La Jolla’s Birch Aquarium aids effort to revive critically endangered sunflower sea stars
Scientists plan a coordinated breeding event for sea stars currently in captivity with the hope that it will produce larvae that can be reared and released into the ocean.
La Jolla’s Birch Aquarium aids effort to revive critically endangered sunflower sea stars
Scientists plan a coordinated breeding event for sea stars currently in captivity with the hope that it will produce larvae that can be reared and released into the ocean.
Man found dead off La Jolla coast is identified as San Diego resident
Authorities released the name of a 65-year-old man whose body was found last weekend drifting in the ocean off La Jolla Shores.
Sidewalk space becoming scarce as UC San Diego’s fall enrollment reaches a record 42,376
The university is on track to grow to 50,000 students by early in the next decade, thousands of whom will be housed in new large student villages with high-rise buildings.
Sidewalk space becoming scarce as UC San Diego’s fall enrollment reaches a record 42,376
The university is on track to grow to 50,000 students by early in the next decade, thousands of whom will be housed in new large student villages with high-rise buildings.