Community Calendar: La Jolla meetings and more, March 3-10
Community Calendar
‘Sky to a Machine’: La Jolla exhibit explores how artificial intelligence can enhance art
Hoping to show that artificial intelligence doesn’t hamper artistry, San Diego painter Adrian Huth has opened a new exhibit in La Jolla.
Guest commentary: Student-athletes take on the challenge of balancing academics and sports
Sophia Benito is a junior at La Jolla High School and an editor for the school newspaper, the Hi-Tide.
Our Readers Write: Bird Rock signs
Letter to the editor
New programs and events for all ages to debut at La Jolla Recreation Center
Cooking, sports, fitness, art and more activities will join the new Youth Lounge.
New buildings, math questions, new sports and more: La Jolla’s public schools discuss changes
New buildings, math curriculum concerns, a growing athletic program and a temporary principal were among the primary topics discussed at the La Jolla Cluster Association’s meeting Feb. 23.
New buildings, math questions, new sports and more: La Jolla’s public schools discuss changes
New buildings, math curriculum concerns, a growing athletic program and a temporary principal were among the primary topics discussed at the La Jolla Cluster Association’s meeting Feb. 23.
Area scientists step up studies of ways to control palm weevils that are killing La Jolla trees
Some techniques for trapping and killing the bugs have shown promise, but other methods, including importing a predator fly, are being considered.
Area scientists step up studies of ways to control palm weevils that are killing La Jolla trees
Some techniques for trapping and killing the bugs have shown promise, but other methods, including importing a predator fly, are being considered.
‘A home away from home’: La Jolla’s Gillispie School celebrates 70 years of education
What began as a Depression-era cottage for needy children now has 300 students from toddlers through sixth grade.