Wayward sea lion pup wanders onto freeway on-ramp
Animal experts noticed an unexplained epidemic of starving sea lions wandering up from the beach earlier this year that has largely subsided.
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Former Japanese prime minister to share lessons from Fukushima disaster on Tuesday
Former Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan is visiting San Diego this week to share his perspectives on nuclear safety and the future of nuclear power.
Legislation by La Jolla’s state rep that allows fines for Coastal Act violations passes Assembly
AB 976 will now move to the State Senate for consideration.
City to host workshop on coastal trail project near La Jolla on May 29
The public is encouraged to attend the workshop to learn about the project and offer comments on alternative alignments to be considered.
UPDATED: San Diego Mayor Bob Filner chats with La Jolla’s Mitt Romney about his cross-border Olympics plan
The U.S. Olympic Committee has said international rules don’t allow two countries to propose a joint Olympic event.
BREAKING NEWS: Mayor says La Jolla Cove odor fix to be in place by Memorial Day, Seal Cam to remain beyond pupping season
During his monthly media roundtable on May 9, San Diego Mayor Bob Filner told the La Jolla Light the city will institute a temporary remedy to the longstanding odor problem at La Jolla Cove within the coming weeks — a pledge first announced during the previous day’s meeting of the La Jolla Village Merchants Association (LJVMA).
State Assembly Bill would give Coastal Commission ‘teeth,’ power to levy fines in La Jolla and elsewhere
The Coastal Commission has more than 1,800 open enforcement cases — and new violations are reported faster than its staff can resolve existing cases.
La Jolla’s new state Assembly rep Toni Atkins ready to tackle coastal issues
In December 2012, Democrat Toni Atkins became representative for California’s 78th Assembly District, which includes La Jolla.
Architect who worked on Hotel La Jolla dies following attack
Friends and colleagues say Graham Downes will be remembered most for his vision, design talent, generosity and humanity.
Volunteers, runners sought for La Jolla half-marathon April 28
The half-marathon, for ages 18 and older, begins at the Del Mar Fairgrounds and ends at La Jolla Cove.
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North Coastal News
- Del Mar high school student selected to participate in national leadership program June 18, 2013Jacob Lyon is one of 32 students from around the country who has been honored by being accepted into the Foundation for Teaching Economics’ Seattle Economics for Leaders program. […]
- Cathedral Catholic coach and family thank community for support June 18, 2013Will Cunningham and his family held a press conference June 16 to update the public on the family’s recovery following a catastrophic car crash that occurred March 17. […]
- Apply now for La Colonia de Eden Gardens Foundation scholarship for leadership conference camp June 18, 2013The summer camp experience is for kids who want to improve their chances in succeeding in school and life, gain confidence, become a leader, be part of a team, make friends and learn about giving back to the community. […]
