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About 170 people gathered near Coast Walk Trail in La Jolla to celebrate the scenic trail and raise money for its continued maintenance.
Webinar comes as the Pacific Ocean AquaFarms project proposed for about four miles off Bird Rock is under review by the EPA. Environmental group San Diego Coastkeeper remains opposed.
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The city of San Diego says it is willing to work with organizers on ‘alternative celebration ideas.’
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Installation of planned city signage directing people to keep their distance from sea lions at Point La Jolla and La Jolla Cove may be imminent, according to the Sierra Club Seal Society.
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La Jolla residents have spotted some not so sly foxes in and around their yards recently, with some people taking to social media to post photos and videos of the creatures, both solo and in groups called skulks.
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Earth Day 2021 brought more than a dozen volunteers to the La Jolla coast for a beach cleanup — the first such in-person effort organized by the Sierra Club Seal Society of San Diego since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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“There’s always something you’re fighting for on the water,” Jake Russell says.
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Repair and restoration efforts are underway along La Jolla’s Coast Walk Trail, with a little help from the neighborhood.
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UCSD students hope to reel in fishing line hazards at Black’s Beach with proposal for recycling bins
A UC San Diego student organization is casting a line intended to help solve a problem at La Jolla’s Black’s Beach, with the hope that its proposal will spread along the coast.
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Two harbor seal pups born early in the seal pupping season were deemed abandoned by their mothers and needed to be rescued from the Children’s Pool in La Jolla by SeaWorld San Diego.
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New years bring new opportunities in life and in the life of your garden.
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Several of the Canary Island date palm trees that typically stand tall, full and lush along the La Jolla coastline may be falling prey to the South American palm weevil, causing them to droop, turn brown and die.
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A substantial bluff collapse at Torrey Pines State Beach on New Year’s Eve partially blocked parts of the beach through the weekend.
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Enhance La Jolla completed a pilot project to plant jacaranda trees along Pearl Street the week of Dec. 21, culminating right before Christmas.
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Playgrounds throughout the state that were closed under California’s latest stay-at-home order may now reopen “to facilitate physically distanced personal health and wellness through outdoor exercise,” according to a state update Dec. 9.
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October is the grand transition.
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Fencing came down Oct. 19 as the public was welcomed to the long-awaited Map of the Grand Canyons of La Jolla Educational Plaza at Kellogg Park in La Jolla Shores, three days after a limited-attendance ribbon cutting.
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La Jolla’s five Rotary Clubs are coming together for a fundraising hike for Friends of Coast Walk Trail, and some spots are available for the public to join them.
