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Looking to mix old and new as a recipe for success, the La Jolla High School girls varsity basketball team welcomed a new coach this season and continued with a core of players who have been with the program for years.
‘We are very much on schedule, on budget, on time,’ La Jolla Parks & Beaches President Bob Evans says.
A project to build a 7,695-square-foot house at 7595 Hillside Drive was approved by a San Diego hearing officer in September, but the La Jolla Community Planning Association filed an appeal of that decision with the Planning Commission.
The issue presents a quandary of how to ‘balance civil rights with the needs of the community,’ local police say.
Late novelist and screenwriter Raymond Chandler’s last book, “Playback,” is set in the fictitious town Esmerelda, but those who read it will find some striking similarities to La Jolla.
Despite concerns about impacts from construction and traffic, the La Jolla Community Planning Association voted Dec. 1 to support a plan to develop a site on Coast Boulevard South that contains historically designated houses.
La Jolla CPA decides changing the description from ‘attic’ to allow upper space to be used for sleeping satisfies the terms of the project’s existing permit. The change is being reviewed by the city of San Diego.
Melissa Jordan Grey wrote one of this year’s winning submissions that will be staged Thursday, Dec. 8, at La Jolla’s Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center.
This La Jolla Light series looks at local homelessness, explores the complicated factors that contribute to it and highlights the various viewpoints about potential solutions.
La Jollan Lois Ream has spent much of her 91 years helping others.
Truluck’s, Great Maple and Herringbone are bidding farewell.
Scripps Oceanography researchers helped take care of a North Pacific bigeye’s eggs and learned the species’ incubation period and more about caring for it.
