‘Moving in a positive direction’: La Jolla Shores group hears about median improvements at ‘The Throat’
New plants were installed Feb. 4, to be followed by a magnolia tree, according to the San Diego Parks & Recreation Department.
Scripps Oceanography researchers discover new species of deep-sea fish
Pyrolycus jaco, a type of eelpout, is found at a hydrothermal site off Costa Rica.
Scripps Oceanography researchers discover new species of deep-sea fish
Pyrolycus jaco, a type of eelpout, is found at a hydrothermal site off Costa Rica.
La Jolla Shores Association gives initial OK to bylaw changes that would allow meetings to stay online
As a nonprofit corporation, LJSA is not bound by the state’s Brown Act requirements ‘unless there’s specific activity that you do that is required to do that,” its president says.
La Jolla Shores Association gives initial OK to bylaw changes that would allow meetings to stay online
As a nonprofit corporation, LJSA is not bound by the state’s Brown Act requirements ‘unless there’s specific activity that you do that is required to do that,” its president says.
La Jolla Village merchants group approves design for directional signs
After years of planning and discussions, the La Jolla Village Merchants Association approved a design and vendor Feb. 8 for directional signs to be created as part of its “wayfinding” program.
Officials shed new light on altercation involving teens outside La Jolla Recreation Center
The incident was between two students of Muirlands Middle School while other youths watched, according to authorities. The school holds a student assembly and police plan to increase their presence at the Rec Center.
Officials shed new light on altercation involving teens outside La Jolla Recreation Center
The incident was between two students of Muirlands Middle School while other youths watched, according to authorities. The school holds a student assembly and police plan to increase their presence at the Rec Center.
New mural in La Jolla pays homage to Nina Simone and ‘the freedom to disagree’
Marcos Ramirez ERRE’s ‘To Reflect the Times’ features a quote from the late musician and civil-rights activist about the duty of artists.
‘Pretty is not in the municipal code’: Bird Rock residents lament local approval of Adelante Townhomes
The 14-unit project has been facing criticism over its request for a waiver to a La Jolla Planned District Ordinance requirement that calls for ground-floor retail space.