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Items stolen from front yard of La Jolla Shores home A homeowner in La Jolla Shores is warning others in the area after front-yard items were stolen from the residence three times, most recently May 24.
Graduates in La Jolla High School’s Class of 2020 will be recognized under unusual pomp-and-circumstances Tuesday, June 2, with a drive-through pre-graduation celebration.
San Diego County home sales took a big drop in the month when COVID-19 first started closing businesses.
It was a Memorial Day unlike any in memory. But the spirit was the same.
Guest commentary: As the weeks drag on during this crazy pandemic that our world is facing, I’ve been chasing a way to put into words my experiences and feelings as someone with a chronic illness.
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National Charity League salutes its 2020 senior class National Charity League Inc.’ -
About 30 tired-looking, worn-out benches along La Jolla’s main streets will get some TLC in coming weeks as part of an Enhance La Jolla project to spruce up The Village.
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After an hour and a half of discussion and vocal opposition from neighbors, La Jolla’s Development Permit Review Committee voted May 19 to reject a residential project in the Windansea area.
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A young girl was rescued from harsh ocean waves, thanks to the combined efforts of two local men and a set of lucky circumstances.
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In an “odd” and “atypical” situation, the La Jolla Shores Permit Review Committee rescinded previous approval for a residential project during its May 18 online meeting.
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“We are not there in terms of controlling COVID-19 and therefore not ready to resume normal business and social activities,” epidemiologist Dr.
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La Jolla-based author Monty Nereim has written his second book, “Survival Beneath Yucca Mountain,” a science-fiction novel that explores human survival instincts after a cataclysmic event.
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5 bed/5 bath, 3894 SF, Lot size: 5344 Welcome to Villa Paraiso, situated in Bird Rock, where the possibilities are limitless.
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Editor’s note: La Jolla Light’s “People in Your Neighborhood” series shines a spotlight on notable locals we wish we knew more about.
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Pandemics have always been a part of my family story.
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A new cookbook designed to help restaurants struggling with coronavirus-related closures includes two recipes from La Jolla’s Nine-Ten restaurant, 910 Prospect St., at the Grande Colonial Hotel.
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A cannabis provider in Pacific Beach makes it possible for its shoppers to dispense with a trip to the dispensary while still “visiting” the store.
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We asked you to show us your masks now that we’re all supposed to wear them in public places because of the coronavirus.
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Whisknladle, a popular La Jolla restaurant that closed March 16 because of government mandates that shut down eateries’ dine-in service to help stem the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, is staying closed for good, even as other local restaurants prepare to reopen dine-in service.
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State approval still needed; next is a pilot program to include salons and gyms
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Former Maserati space to become Sherwin-Williams La Jolla’s former Maserati dealership at Girard Avenue and Pearl Street will become a Sherwin-Williams paint store in the fourth quarter of this year.
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San Diego’s crime rate down 1.3% in 2019 Crime decreased in San Diego by 1.3 percent in 2019, which city leaders credited to a 2017 contract agreement that they said made police officers’ pay more competitive and to aggressive recruitment efforts to bolster the Police Department.
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A shortened version of the annual event will be held in August, but much of the three-week festival’s 2020 programming will be moved to next year.
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A project two years in the making came to fruition the morning of May 15 when six dog waste stations were installed throughout La Jolla Village for public use.
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What education will look like in August, when the next school year is scheduled to begin, was still up in the air as the La Jolla Cluster Association met May 14 to talk about the possibilities.
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With a history steeped in friendship and honey, La Jolla Lutheran Church began as a modest organization on May 20, 1945, and marked its 75th anniversary with a special online service over the weekend.
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Following the efforts of a UC San Diego lab to create and confirm validity of a test for COVID-19 antibodies, a local company is making that test available to the public starting Wednesday, May 20.
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