San Diego hearing officer postpones decision on Bird Rock bluff stabilization plan
A San Diego hearing officer wants more information before ruling on a project intended to stabilize a coastal bluff in Bird Rock.
S.D. Planning Commission supports townhomes and cottages project in La Jolla
With few questions and lot of praise, the San Diego Planning Commission unanimously gave its approval Feb. 2 to a project to develop part of Coast Boulevard South in La Jolla by remodeling and/or moving some houses — including historic cottages — and b…
S.D. Planning Commission supports townhomes and cottages project in La Jolla
With few questions and lot of praise, the San Diego Planning Commission unanimously gave its approval Feb. 2 to a project to develop part of Coast Boulevard South in La Jolla by remodeling and/or moving some houses — including historic cottages — and b…
Enforcement of vendor ordinance leaves key La Jolla spaces empty of sellers
San Diego’s regulations, which started being enforced in coastal communities Feb. 1, prohibit vending year-round at La Jolla’s Scripps Park, Children’s Pool and Coast Boulevard boardwalk.
U.S. senators want more details from La Jolla’s Silvergate Bank about ties to crypto transfers
Elizabeth Warren and two other senators contend the bank’s risk management ‘failed miserably’ to detect questionable transactions.
La Jolla resident and World War II vet Milton Kodmur revels in nearly a century of recreational joys
La Jolla Centenarians: For Milton Kodmur, not having a childhood dream come true might be part of the reason he has lived nearly a century.
La Jolla resident and World War II vet Milton Kodmur revels in nearly a century of recreational joys
La Jolla Centenarians: For Milton Kodmur, not having a childhood dream come true might be part of the reason he has lived nearly a century.
La Jolla News Nuggets: Whaling Bar, pothole forum, walking tours, more
News and events briefs
La Jolla News Nuggets: Whaling Bar, pothole forum, walking tours, more
News and events briefs
As natural gas costs plummet, SDG&E customers to see bills as much as halved this month, utility says
The typical San Diego Gas & Electric Co. customer’s gas bill is likely to be cut significantly — even halved — in February because of a steep decline in the cost of natural gas, the utility says.