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Soon we’ll have warm evenings and hotter days.
A recent big pod, or if you prefer, squadron of brown pelicans at the Children’s Pool in La Jolla has caused some residents to wonder whether all is right in the ecosystem.
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April is when our gardens display their best selves.
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Pest damage on our beautiful rose blooms rankles deeply, but it motivates us to take the appropriate actions to put the culprits to rest.
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A local guide’s offering of tours along the Ho Chi Minh Trail in La Jolla has raised issues about safety, proper permitting and care of the trail.
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It’s been a strange rainfall year. We’ve had big storms alternating with long dry periods.
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Former UC San Diego roommates Boulos Haddad and Randy Lewis have combined their engineering and business knowledge with their love of the ocean to invent a product they hope will give stingray barbs the boot.
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Trail stewards are concerned that a palm weevil infestation on a nearby tree could spread and increase the risk of using the swing.
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Nestled among the trees of the Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve is a lodge that serves as a lesser-known feather in the hat of famed La Jolla philanthropist Ellen Browning Scripps.
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Tickets are on sale for the La Jolla Historical Society’s spring in-person fundraising event.
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After a year of changes, La Jolla’s Coast Walk Trail will continue to undergo maintenance projects in 2022.
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The days are growing longer, the air is slowly warming and there’s been little rain recently, though February is traditionally the wettest month of the year.
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We make choices daily, and many of them need to be made on the spur of the moment.
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Like many others who have had to postpone trips and events due to the COVID-19 pandemic, La Jolla resident and UC San Diego pharmacist Laura Lafranchise had to shelve her plans to complete the Avalon Benefit 50 Mile/50K Run on Jan. 8 on Catalina Island when she contracted the COVID coronavirus.
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Happy new year! What are your New Year’s resolutions? Here are mine: garden, garden and garden more.
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San Diego officials floated an update to the city’s plan to seasonally close Point La Jolla, with a new closure boundary providing more access to adjacent Boomer Beach.
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La Jolla’s Coast Walk Trail is nominated for a nationwide award that honors “exceptional contributions toward the interpretation, appreciation and protection of vernacular buildings and cultural landscapes.”
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Hoping to see a swell in membership, a new president has taken the helm of the La Jolla Shores Surfing Association and is focused on attracting a more diverse set of wave riders.
