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With a goal of creating a brighter future for foster children, Promises2Kids hosted its annual Dream On concert gala on Sept. 18 at a private La Jolla estate.
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Katia Graham won’t be the youth services librarian at the La Jolla/Riford Library anymore, but she’s not leaving behind her love of books or the community.
Two of the projects are in Bird Rock and the other is in the Muirlands area.
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The comprehensive rate hike — the first approved by the City Council in nearly 8 years — will cost the average single-family homeowner about $12 more each month
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On Nov. 1, when signs marking a seasonal closure would have come down, they instead will remain for seven years.
A set of beach access stairs near Camino de la Costa in La Jolla’s Lower Hermosa neighborhood was vandalized with Nazi symbols and the numbers “1602” spray-painted on it over the weekend.
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The small La Jolla-based company run by local couple Dori Salois and Robert Salerno is returning after a long break that started with COVID-19.
Meanwhile, La Jolla Country Day wins its fourth straight and Bishop’s gets its first victory of the season.
The group votes to send a letter to UC San Diego and the California Coastal Commission opposing continued tight restrictions on public access that began with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police and other officials hear questions arising from San Diego’s new ordinance restricting encampments and a La Jolla accident in which a 14-year-old bicyclist was injured.
Amid suggestions to distribute ballots and allow voting by mail, the board may review and possibly revise its bylaws.
The city of San Diego aims to reassess the area for ‘quick-build improvements.’
Supporters of the proposed tax, intended to fund libraries and parks, say the city and county improperly determined that they failed to gather enough signatures.
