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However, the popularity may be causing a problem with access, leading to discussion of a possible reservation system.
For stop No. 61, Daniel Seddiqui shapes a surfboard with Windansea’s Tim Bessell.
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Crowds are down as expected at La Jolla’s Torrey Pines Golf Course in COVID comeback combined with the PGA Tour event’s first Wednesday start.
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A list of problems with the new restroom facility is reported to the La Jolla Parks & Beaches board.
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The former director of Chabad at UC San Diego pleaded guilty Jan. 26 to conspiring with former Chabad of Poway rabbi Yisroel Goldstein to defraud Qualcomm’s corporate matching program.
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Huntley will discuss the book, ‘Getting Clean With Stevie Green,’ in a Jan. 27 virtual event with Warwick’s bookstore.
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La Jolla’s spectacular scenery and village atmosphere provide a lot of opportunities for great photos.
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Not even the offer of more access to Boomer Beach was enough to satisfy some who attended this week’s La Jolla Parks & Beaches meeting to discuss the planned closure of Point La Jolla, with people on both sides of the issue saying the closure boundary still isn’t right.
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La Jolla crime and public safety news
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Community Calendar
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Representatives of the five public schools that make up the La Jolla Cluster in the San Diego Unified School District heard updates to an initiative called San Diego Enhanced Mathematics at the Jan. 20 virtual meeting of the La Jolla Cluster Association.
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The school district canceled three January forums due to COVID-19 and will now hold one public meeting Feb. 26.
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A recent study concluded that the federal waters off San Diego are not suitable for some forms of aquaculture, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that proposals for local aquafarms are dead in the water.
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The two universities will split the money and use it to study Alzheimer’s disease.
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Letter to the editor
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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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In a very short time, La Jolla High School basketball players and twin sisters Reagan and Drew Bennett have made a big impact on their team.
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Two planned projects will push housing capacity to more than 22,000.
