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Although those in attendance at the new Safe, Healthy Neighborhoods Initiative (SHNI) meeting Sept. 4 in the La Jolla Library were seeking local solutions to the homelessness they’ve observed in their neighborhoods, they were met instead with broader City- and County-wide resources that address the varied facets of this very complex issue.
Sitting at the Brick & Bell coffee shop in La Jolla Shores on Sept. 4 with local residents Sandra Munson and Tim Johnson as they catch up over iced teas, one would never know that just three weeks prior, the two were undergoing surgery so Munson could donate a kidney to Johnson.
Some may argue that The Village has its fair share of health, wellness and fitness facilities, but the new ones coming into town insist they have unique offerings that will help them stand out.
A sexual abuse lawsuit was filed Aug. 28 against The Bishop’s School in La Jolla and the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego by a former student alleging two years of abuse by a teacher while he was a student at the school in the 1990s.
Voice of San Diego is reporting that a former La Jolla High School physics teacher accused of touching female students had his teaching credential revoked for misconduct, according to the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing’s website.
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Bagels & Lox Club meets, 7 a.m. Chabad of La Jolla, 909 Prospect St. (858) 455-5433.
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The sea was eerily calm on Friday, Sept. 6, 2019 as Jeff Koch paddleboarded up to the cave that’s been in the news for requiring emergency repair work, for shutting down Coast Boulevard, and for posing the risk of a catastrophic cave-in.
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Organ replacement The Congregational Church of La Jolla is upgrading its organ to the tune of $43,000.
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Miller Saltzman, the latest hire on State Senator Toni Atkins’ (D-San Diego) staff, is now its field representative for La Jolla and the rest of District 1.
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Opinion / Letters to the Editor / Our Readers Write: The following are Letters to the Editor from recent issues of La Jolla Light as La Jollans speak out on local issues.
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The inaugural La Jolla Cove Swim drew 483 swimmers into the water on Sunday, Sept. 8 for a mile-long lap to La Jolla Shores and back.
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Four seasons! 24/7 Views! City lights, fireworks, snowcapped mountains, sun & moon risings!
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To keep their contributions to the seventh annual “Fresh Paint” exhibit at La Jolla Library, well, fresh, artists like Toni Williams try to change their perspective and paint from a new point of view.
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Hearing Johnny Mathis speak for the first time comes with surprises.
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Vikings from the La Jolla High School’s Class of 1979 gathered at La Jolla Country Club for their 40-year reunion on Saturday, Sept. 7, 2019.
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Opinion / Guest Commentary / Our Readers Write: There will be a public workshop, 4-7 p.m.
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Opinion / Letters to the Editor / Our Readers Write: The following are Letters to the Editor from recent issues of La Jolla Light as La Jollans speak out on local issues.
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In preparing for his installation as the 12th person to helm The Bishop’s School in La Jolla, educator and history buff Ron Kim said he researched the life of the school’s benefactress, Ellen Browning Scripps, and found an unlikely connection in her life with that of former U.S.
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FRONTLINE CANCER: Oncology is going through an immense transformation, like the Internet in the early 1990s, and academia-industry partnerships are playing an increasingly critical role in this revolution.
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PHOTOS OF THE WEEK: People flocked to San Diego’s beaches, including La Jolla Shores , during Labor Day weekend as temperatures soared in the region.
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Opinion / Guest Commentary / Our Readers Write: This year seems to have more gulls than the last.
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With the roll-out of a later, 8:35 a.m. start time at La Jolla High School and Muirlands Middle School this year, some nearby residents were surprised to see the field lights come on at 5:45 one morning to accommodate an early practice.
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Just over a year after the Bandera Street view access was reopened for public use, the City is proposing a six-foot fence along the bluff edge for safety.
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The California Coastal Commission (CCC) has effectively nixed plans for a Sunday Shuttle in The Village, as proposed by the La Jolla Coastal Access & Parking Board (CAPB), recommending instead that the board use funds available to seed a connector trolley or bus between The Village and the nearest Blue Line Trolley stop.
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Research hits home at cancer benefit The most unusual autograph in recent La Jolla memory was collected on Aug. 18 at the 26th annual “Surfing For a Cure” Luau and Legends of Surfing Invitational.
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K.J. Higgins chokes back tears in the middle of a story.
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