La Jolla Children’s Pool closure unlawful says Orange County judge
An Orange County judge has decided that the seasonal beach closure at La Jolla’s Children’s Pool violates citizen rights to coastal access and is therefore unlawful.
La Jolla’s Best Bets for Events, May 12
Things to do in La Jolla and San Diego this week, including concerts, bus tours of UCSD, workshops and varied musical events
La Jolla Community Calendar, May 12-19
Things to do in La Jolla this week, including meetings, workshops, lectures, volunteer opportunities and more
Where’s all the sand? Part 2
The shoreline is in a constant state of change and we humans do as much as we can to keep up with it. We build seawalls, nourish our beaches with more sand and constantly create barriers to physically minimize the effects of that natural process. But it never stops — and it never will.
La Jolla News Nuggets, May12
Read more about your local community this week in La Jolla Light.
Sci-fi meets architecture in the Clarke Center
The Clarke Center will hold another free discussion on London in the year 2080, titled “Mega Malls,” 10:30 a.m. to noon, Wednesday, May 25, at Atkinson Hall Auditorium on the UC San Diego campus. It will feature the speculations of sci-fi writer Vernon Vinge and London architect Marjan Colletti of the Bartlett School of Architecture. The public is invited.
House of the Week – 6049 Cardeno Drive
Ocean Views
OUR READERS WRITE: Letters from May 5 issue
Letters to the editor in La Jolla Light on May 5
Las Patronas offer preview of Jewel Ball ‘Shangri-la’
La Jolla-based women’s philanthropy group Las Patronas held its Jewel Ball advisory preview April 25 at the La Jolla Community Center.
No dogs allowed … or are they?
Since readers are reporting with greater frequency, seeing dogs in public buildings, we asked the County of San Diego to outline the rules on the practice.