Show at La Jolla Library looks to reexamine how abstract and realistic art can coexist
‘Re…,’ featuring Southern California artists True Ryndes, Robert Treat and Pat Kelly, opens Wednesday, Oct. 19.
‘The Dragon Mural’: Native La Jolla artist completes new painting on Mandarin House
Natalie Bessell’s artwork on the south wall of the restaurant is inspired by the former Green Dragon artist colony.
‘The Dragon Mural’: Native La Jolla artist completes new painting on Mandarin House
Natalie Bessell’s artwork on the south wall of the restaurant is inspired by the former Green Dragon artist colony.
‘Back with a vengeance”: Taste of La Jolla returns to raise money for La Jolla High School
Sixteen participating restaurants will offer samples on Tuesday, Oct. 18.
Guest commentary: Girard Avenue flower baskets get a freshening
La Jolla Maintenance Assessment District report
Fa-boo-lous: Halloween festivities in La Jolla promise a wicked good time
If your blood type is pumpkin spice and you’re looking for the best ways to come as you aren’t this Halloween, read on for a roundup of La Jolla happenings this month that you’ll want to carve out time for, whether you’re an adult, a child or a dog.
Fa-boo-lous: Halloween festivities in La Jolla promise a wicked good time
If your blood type is pumpkin spice and you’re looking for the best ways to come as you aren’t this Halloween, read on for a roundup of La Jolla happenings this month that you’ll want to carve out time for, whether you’re an adult, a child or a dog.
High School Football: Bishop’s beats Country Day, which loses QB to injury; La Jolla High edges Patrick Henry
The Bishop’s School pulled away after a close first half filled with nearly 500 total yards by both teams to beat crosstown rival La Jolla Country Day, 38-20, on Oct. 7.
High School Football: Bishop’s beats Country Day, which loses QB to injury; La Jolla High edges Patrick Henry
The Bishop’s School pulled away after a close first half filled with nearly 500 total yards by both teams to beat crosstown rival La Jolla Country Day, 38-20, on Oct. 7.
San Diego will raise minimum wage to $16.30 next year. What can businesses and workers expect?
‘We understand that everyone needs a living wage,’ says the co-owner of La Jolla’s new Flower Pot Cafe and Bakery.