Three Italian eateries opening in La Jolla
y the end of this month, La Jolla will have three new Italian-inspired restaurants ready to welcome customers with Mediterranean cuisine.
REPORT IS IN! City handed sea lion expert’s findings about La Jolla’s “problem”
After more than a year, the extensive study on the sea lion population at La Jolla Cove by marine mammal expert Doyle Hanan, Ph.D., of Hanan & Associates, Inc. has been completed and submitted to the city.
‘Truth’ takes spotlight in “The Last Tiger in Haiti’
There are a few emotional elements threaded through the La Jolla Playhouse’s world premiere of “The Last Tiger in Haiti”
La Jollans making the news, July 16
La Jolla natives, residents or graduates that every week make the news.
GDC Construction: 4th generation La Jolla builders
The timeline on GDC Construction’s website tells the story of four generations of Dewhursts – Ernie, Walter, George and Pancho and reflects in words and black-and-white photos the evolution of La Jolla from the 1930s to today.
How to be Queen of the Beach
Student loves playing volleyball in the sand
Art ‘raffle’ nets about $11,000 for LJAA
La Jolla Art Association holds annual fundraising event July 10 at gallery in La Jolla Shores.
Urgent need for blood donations cited
The San Diego Blood Bank and AABB (America’s Blood Centers) have issued a critical appeal for blood and platelet donors across the country.
Joe La Cava hired to help expedite the proposed MAD
Long-time community activist Joe LaCava has been retained by the La Jolla Community Foundation to assist in the final steps for securing approval of the La Jolla Maintenance Assessment District (MAD).
Story fit for a Hollywood action movie
“Freedom Flight,” is the story of then 25-year-old Frank Iszak and his six companions hijacking a twin-engine airplane to escape the communist terror of 1956.