Elisabeth Frausto

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.

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.

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.

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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La Jolla’s Ooh La La Dance Academy is hosting weekly outdoor performances that are “vulgar” in nature and lack adherence to public health guidelines, according to at least one resident and a complaint filed with government officials.

The La Jolla Shores Association took up the issue of beach fires after the La Jolla Parks & Beaches board agreed last month to form a subcommittee across both groups to address local concerns.

The La Jolla Town Council heard two presentations about fire safety at its Sept. 10 meeting in an annual forum designed to educate residents about fire risk and ways to prepare for a fire emergency.

The La Jolla Shores Association is considering ideas to repair the north comfort station in Kellogg Park after hearing a city proposal at the group’s Sept. 9 board meeting.

The La Jolla Shores Association voted to urge the University of California Board of Regents to postpone a decision on UC San Diego’s planned Theatre District Living and Learning Neighborhood, following a La Jolla Community Planning Association decision to make a similar request.