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Last month, California emerged from drought conditions for the first time since December 11, 2011, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, breaking a 376-week streak. In response, the California Department of Water Resources increased the amount of …

Tony Crisalfi is the new president of the La Jolla Community Planning Association (LJCPA). The architect — who also presided over the association from 2011 to 2014 — received eight of 15 votes to Diane Kane’s seven at LJCPA’s April 4 meeting at the…

The first step toward an approved pedestrian refuge island — on La Jolla Boulevard near the intersection of Mira Monte — should begin within 90 days, Council member Barbara Bry’s representative, Mauricio Medina, told the Bird Rock Community Council…

Feast your eyes Wahoo’s Fish Tacos closed last December, but the ocean vibe will sail on at 637 Pearl St., set to open in late April as Cruisers Sub Shop. Brother-and-sister owners Kris Shea and Kathy Sandler hired Natalie Bessell — the La Jolla ar…

Mike O’Hare might not be household name, but for the 3,000 people the La Jolla lifeguard rescued over his 25-year career, it’s a name they will never forget.

For as long as she has lived in San Diego, friends of Lijun “Lily” Zhou have asked her to run for public office.

Mike O’Hare might not be household name, but for the 3,000 people the La Jolla lifeguard rescued over his 25-year career, it’s a name they will never forget. Current and former San Diego lifeguards — spanning decades of watching La Jolla’s coastlin…

Mike O’Hare might not be household name, but for the 3,000 people the La Jolla lifeguard rescued over his 25-year career, it’s a name they will never forget. Current and former San Diego lifeguards — spanning decades of watching La Jolla’s coastlin…

For as long as she has lived in San Diego, friends of Lijun “Lily” Zhou have asked her to run for public office. “I always said ‘no,’ because I knew nothing about politics, just business,” she told La Jolla Light. But in March, at the Asian Pacific…

For as long as she has lived in San Diego, friends of Lijun “Lily” Zhou have asked her to run for public office. “I always said ‘no,’ because I knew nothing about politics, just business,” she told La Jolla Light. But in March, at the Asian Pacific…