La Jolla Community Calendar, June 23-30
Things to do in La Jolla this, including lectures, meetings, workshops, classes and more
La Jolla’s Best Bets for events, June 23
Several concerts are taking place in La Jolla and across San Diego this week, as are art events, film screenings and lectures.
Traffic group addresses Torrey Pines Road stuck trucks
La Jolla’s Traffic & Transportation Board (T&T) is discussing the issue and evaluating the best way to notify truck drivers of what is allowed/prohibited
Why No Sidewalks?
First of a two-part report on pedestrian access in our community.
Home of the Week 7270 Monte Vista Avenue
Idyllic English Tudor
A Brief Guide to Counters and Flooring
San Diego contractor weighs options for materials for counters and floors
Rethinking In-Patient Addiction Rehab Programs: Why they are not always the best choice
San Diego psychologist discusses pitfalls of in-patient addiction recovery centers
Artist appeals city findings on controversial piece
A San Diego administrative hearing officer has requested up to 25 days to determine whether an installation in La Jolla artist Nasser Pirasteh’s front yard is an artistic sculpture or an unpermitted accessory structure.
Photos: Natural Cheers Foundation luncheon salutes ‘Women of Wonder’ in La Jolla
The National Cheers Foundation (NCF) hosted its annual Women of Wonder luncheon June 8, 2016 at the La Jolla Country Club. Some 70 people were in attendance to help NCF celebrate four years of promoting women’s health. More than $10,000 was raised at the luncheon, which will be used to support medical research, health institutions, advocacy groups, and outreach programs that focus on women. The 2016 grants from the National Cheers Foundation were awarded to Family Health Centers, South Bay Community Centers and Doris A. Howell Foundation for Women’s Health.
Frontline Cancer: Latest news about prostate cancer
Frontline Cancer: After skin cancer, prostate cancer is the most common malignancy among American men, with 180,000 new cases each year. It’s the second leading cause of cancer death in men (more than 26,000 annually); only lung cancer kills more. Changing these grim statistics demands steadfast effort. Helping lead the effort is Christopher Kane, M.D., FACS, professor and chair of the Department of Urology at UC San Diego Health and a member of the leadership team at Moores Cancer Center.