Crime and Public-Safety News
Crime and public safety report for La Jolla
La Jolla Symphony & Chorus picks 2016-17 concert theme
“Music From the Middle of Life” will be the theme of the next La Jolla Symphony & Chorus (LJS&C) season.
La Jolla News Nuggets May 9
An epic Estate Sale is coming to La Jolla, the fastest kids of the community and more.
Red crabs wash out at La Jolla beaches
arge numbers of red crabs were reported washed ashore in La Jolla Shores on May 30.
Will November ballot measure ease traffic in La Jolla?
Those behind the tax increase offer Rapid Bus, more freeway lanes/connections.
Fundraiser set for La Jolla High tennis court upgrades
When Jack McGrory heard the rumor six months ago that La Jolla High School tennis courts were going to be closed to the public, he launched a campaign with other residents to get them back.
100th La Jolla Tennis Championships begin June 17
he longest running tennis tournament continuously held at the same venue in the world will take place June 17-July 3.
Combining Subdivided Lots: What You Need to Know
San Diego contractors discuss requirements for combining lots for building projects
From Habitual Behaviors to Addiction—New Research Offers Insight to Potential Treatment
San Diego psychologist discusses new research to help addiction, OCD, and anxiety
10 Questions with District 1 San Diego City Council candidates: Barbara Bry, Ray Ellis, Kyle Heiskala, Bruce Lightner and Louis Rodolico
La Jolla Light asked “10 Questions” with candidates for District 1 San Diego City Council: Barbara Bry, Ray Ellis, Kyle Heiskala, Bruce Lightner and Louis Rodolico. The primary election is Tuesday, June 7 with polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Answers from all five District 1 candidates appear below: