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San Diego mayoral candidates Councilwoman Barbara Bry and Assemblyman Todd Gloria agreed on most issues affecting downtown but disagreed on independent contractors’ benefits.
Two speed lumps — not humps and not bumps — could be coming to Azure Coast Drive after the La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board voted to approve them last week.
Coronavirus numbers by ZIP code The San Diego County Health & Human Services Agency posts an updated list at 8 a.m. daily of coronavirus cases by ZIP code, including rates per 100,000 residents.
Thursday, Sept. 24 • The La Jolla Community Center’s online class “How to Zoom for Beginners Q&A” meets at 1 p.m. bit.ly/ljcchowtozoom • La Jolla Parks & Beaches meets, 4 p.m. online. ljparksbeaches@gmail.com Sunday, Sept. 27 • La Jolla chapter of the National League of Young Men blood drive, 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., 7335 Girard Ave. at the La Jolla Open Aire Market.
Shores outdoor dining program gets grant The La Jolla Shores Association has been awarded $15,000 in grant money from San Diego County to help with the costs of its outdoor dining program.
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The La Jolla campus will rely heavily on technology and peer pressure as thousands of students populate its dorms.
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La Jolla Centenarians is an occasional series in the Light.
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San Diego Unified School District Area 5 Superintendent Mitzi Merino gave the La Jolla Cluster Association details of plans to eventually reopen classrooms “as soon as it’s safe to do so.”
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Three La Jolla projects are finalists for honors in the San Diego Architectural Foundation’s 44th annual Orchids & Onions Awards.
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The La Jolla Light presents this continuing series of online activities to undertake on your computer or tablet during your quarantine quandary.
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Over the nearly 12 years I’ve been writing “Let Inga Tell You,” the many trees on my property have been an ongoing topic.
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A vending machine stocked with books? In the lobby of a library?
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A city investigation is underway of a property in La Jolla’s Country Club area where construction was reported to be above the allowable height for the area.
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The Young Actors Workshop has been helping students find their voice through theater for half a century, and its founder and other participants are gearing up to celebrate.
It’s been a busy couple of months for the Enhance La Jolla board.
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On the surface, La Jolla resident Joe LaCava and Carmel Valley resident Will Moore, the two candidates for the San Diego City Council District 1 seat in the November election, have a lot in common.
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For a second time, the city of San Diego power-washed chalk drawings off the La Jolla Bike Path in response to complaints that the drawings, which carried messages in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, were offensive.
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A group of residents raised discussion of a possible traffic circle at an intersection in Lower Hermosa during the La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board’s Sept. 16 meeting, with action potentially to be taken later.
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After a lengthy discussion that began the day before, University of California regents said Sept. 17 that they were delaying a decision on approving the UC San Diego Theatre District Living and Learning Neighborhood until UCSD brings clearer financial projections to a future regents meeting.
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UC San Diego Health is one of a dozen health systems worldwide that have formed a research consortium for doctors, researchers, patients and the general public to submit questions that could be answered by COVID-19 patient medical record data from 200-plus hospitals.
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The city of San Diego says none of the ideas proposed recently to ease traffic at the La Jolla intersection known as “The Throat” is feasible, leading the La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board to again seek a comprehensive study of the area.
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A San Diego County woman alleges in a lawsuit that a local physician she consulted for fertility issues used his own sperm to artificially inseminate her, which was discovered only after her adult son took a DNA test decades later.
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The immune system’s best chance at fighting off the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 is to work as a single unified force, something that doesn’t happen as readily in older adults, according to a study by scientists at the La Jolla Institute for Immunology.
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A commercial-residential project on La Jolla’s proverbial front door got the green light at the Development Permit Review Committee’s Sept. 15 meeting after an extensive preliminary meeting the week before.
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Like every performing arts organization, the La Jolla-based Bodhi Tree Concerts series has had to get creative amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
