Corey Levitan

About 20 people pick through 5-by-5-foot bails of paper, their genders hidden since they are covered head-to-toe in protection from the sun, glass and metal shards, and the bees swarming nearby crushed soda cans for remnant sugar.

At the Aug. 14 La Jolla Village Merchants Association (LJVMA) meeting, the board voted unanimously to accept Jonathan Schwartz of Partner in Aging senior services as an associate member.

Complaints about roof decks were a running theme at the Aug. 13 meeting of the La Jolla Development Permit Review (DPR) committee, held at the Rec Center.

Construction to shore up a weak zone in a cave underneath Coast Boulevard has opened up a different kind of problem for businesses in the area at street level.

The comb I’m running through the hair of a 7-year-old boy has two sesame seeds on it.

Sometime in the morning of Monday, Aug. 12, La Jolla Cove lost an icon.

Hidden inside the other slope of Torrey Pines Mesa — the one facing away from the ocean — is the most lushly situated, rurally isolated house in La Jolla.

District 1 City Council member Barbara Bry held what is believed to be her her fifth “Brews With Bry” event Thursday, Aug. 8 at the Farmer & the Seahorse restaurant, during which she shared personal conversations and complimentary pizza with 20 constituents — each of whom registered in advance to attend.

The 86-year-old retired architect ambles excitedly from one display to the next, narrating a Cliff’s Notes version of his life’s work as it appears in hand-drafted renderings and plans, collages and projection sequences.

The Kiwanis Club of La Jolla held its 55th Annual Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, July 20, 2019.

It was here before they were, so most La Jollans have learned how to ignore 939 Coast Blvd.

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