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Those governed by the state’s open-meetings law will have to resume in-person meetings when the emergency declaration expires at the end of this month.
Victoria Huang’s short story earns her a runner-up nod out of 12,448 submissions in The New York Times’ 100-Word Personal Narrative Contest.
A La Jolla resident took it on himself recently to repaint stairway railings leading to Windansea Beach — to mixed responses from locals and the city of San Diego.
The Bishop’s School girls water polo team completed a season sweep of local rival La Jolla High School with a dominating 17-3 victory Feb. 2 in the Bishop’s pool.
Each new storm brings another rush of runoff pollution, reducing water quality. San Diego and other local organizations are eyeing ways to alleviate the problem.
A San Diego hearing officer wants more information before ruling on a project intended to stabilize a coastal bluff in Bird Rock.
With few questions and lot of praise, the San Diego Planning Commission unanimously gave its approval Feb. 2 to a project to develop part of Coast Boulevard South in La Jolla by remodeling and/or moving some houses — including historic cottages — and building new townhomes.
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The typical San Diego Gas & Electric Co. customer’s gas bill is likely to be cut significantly — even halved — in February because of a steep decline in the cost of natural gas, the utility says.
New options emerge in fitness, swimwear, art projects and jewelry, while Rada Jiu Jitsu gets a bigger space and Jewels by the Sea counts down to closure.
La Jolla High School junior Cerise ‘CeCe’ Campbell, a founding member of the local girls troop, reaches the pinnacle of Scouts BSA.
Some people rescue dogs. Some rescue cats. I rescue books. It started innocently enough.
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When The Bishop’s School’s Wyatt Linggi takes to the soccer field, he has one objective in mind: complete domination of the other team.
Dustin Sutton formed a group to help other Black people in commercial real estate and is involved in mentoring and advocating for children.
The Torreys — ranked No. 6 in the country and No. 3 in California — have faced nine nationally ranked teams this season, and all but three of their first 25 opponents had winning records.
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