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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.
According to recent Federal Trade Commission data, U.S. consumers reported more than a 30 percent increase in monetary losses due to fraud and scams in 2022 compared with the previous year.
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I would rather get a root canal and a colonoscopy — simultaneously — than get a new cellphone.
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If the San Diego Housing Federation is able to place a progressive real estate transfer tax on the November 2024 ballot, La Jolla homeowners will be unfairly impacted.
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Both Olof’s and my parents were such proponents of child labor that it is probably a good thing there were no coal mines within commuting distance of our homes.
I recently wrote about my role as the family worrier, and from the response, I learned that I have plenty of company.
La Jolla Maintenance Assessment District report
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The good news, our primary-care physician informed us, is that we have officially aged out of any early-onset afflictions.
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Letters to the editor
Just when you think the city parents can’t make any worse decisions (support for SB 10, anyone?)
Thank you, La Jolla.
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This is an update from our May report regarding the efforts to reduce commercial jet noise over impacted San Diego communities.
