NP winner’s home dismantled while awaiting designation
Historical Resources Board to review Nobel Prize winner Maria Goeppert-Mayer’s La Jolla home.
Stand Up Paddleboarding grows in popularity
The popularity of Stand Up Paddleboarding has risen rapidly in the past few years.
Construction to begin on Coast Blvd. townhomes
Filling out the parcel on which the historic Green Dragon Art Colony once stood, a new townhome complex is going in on Coast Boulevard across from La Jolla Cove.
Village Merchants consider art for vacant storefronts
As a temporary aesthetic improvement, while awaiting new businesses to move in to vacant storefronts, LJVMA may implement the Fill It With Art (FIWA) program
La Jolla’s Best Bets for Events, Aug. 18-24
Things to do in La Jolla and across San Diego this week, including concerts, movie screenings, theatrical productions, fesitvals and children’s events.
Against the wind … and swells … and cold
A group of pretty “swell” guys set a new swimming record this week for men in their 70s, when they swam from the California coast to Catalina Island in 14 hours flat.
La Jolla Community Calendar: Aug. 18-25
Things to do in La Jolla this week, including lectures, meetings, workshops, book discussions and more
11 Days ’Til School Starts
Schools across San Diego Unified School District — including La Jolla’s public schools — will start a week earlier than usual this year, welcoming students on Monday, Aug. 29.
La Jolla playwright presents ‘Tiger Style’ at Playhouse
Tickets are on sale for “Tiger Style!” a comedy coming to La Jolla Playhouse this fall, written by La Jolla High School graduate Mike Lew.
Ray Ellis drops out of District 1 race for San Diego City Council
In an e-mail to his supporters, Republican candidate Ray Ellis announced that he is exiting the November election for the District 1 City Council seat. “I do not believe there is a viable path to victory in November’s City Council runoff,” he said in a statement.