La Jolla crime and public safety news: Street ‘sideshow,’ trail rescue, coronavirus numbers, police blotter
Crime and public safety news
People in Your Neighborhood: La Jollan Rose Vitale aims to fund female-led companies
La Jolla resident Rose Vitale believes women in business are undervalued, and she wants to direct capital to ventures founded and led by females.
People in Your Neighborhood: La Jollan Rose Vitale aims to fund female-led companies
La Jolla resident Rose Vitale believes women in business are undervalued, and she wants to direct capital to ventures founded and led by females.
Community Calendar: La Jolla meetings and more, Sept. 8-15
Community Calendar
Community Calendar: La Jolla meetings and more, Sept. 8-15
Community Calendar
New book and La Jolla exhibition take a fresh look at late local artist Faiya Fredman
When local artist Faiya Fredman died in 2020, she left behind an artistic legacy that spanned seven decades and included dozens of regional exhibitions and hundreds of works.
New book and La Jolla exhibition take a fresh look at late local artist Faiya Fredman
When local artist Faiya Fredman died in 2020, she left behind an artistic legacy that spanned seven decades and included dozens of regional exhibitions and hundreds of works.
Power outages continue in La Jolla after troubled Labor Day weekend
Power continued to be sporadic in parts of La Jolla after electricity was restored Sept. 5 for a total of 415 customers following a long outage in the midst of a heat wave that has put a strain on the electrical grid.
Postal master: Three years into temporary job, David Bannister works to deliver for La Jolla mail customers
“Ultimately, the service we give the customers in La Jolla is on me,” David Bannister says of his job overseeing the La Jolla post office at 1140 Wall St. in The Village.
La Jolla’s boys high school water polo players dive into a new season
After a couple of pandemic-disrupted seasons, La Jolla’s boys high school water polo players are taking to the pool again.