Recent Articles
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La Jolla watercolor artist wins regional contest
Mettler’s “Seated No. 6” was selected Best of Show at the upcoming WFWS annual exhibition, held once every 10 years in San Diego. This year, it will be held and displayed in the month of May at the San Diego Watercolor Society, 2825 Dewey Road in Liberty Station.
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Coastal Course: Scenic La Jolla Half Marathon coming April 28
The La Jolla Half Marathon might just be one of the most scenic and visually stunning runs in the greater Southern California area. Think about it. Coming out of the start line at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, the course runs along Coast Boulevard (two blocks east of the beach below) with glimpses of...
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La Jolla Shores board ticked that park gates not closed at night
For the last few months, specifically in March, members of the La Jolla Shores Association (LJSA) have taken it upon themselves to check to see whether the gates to the Kellogg Park parking lot are locked at 10 p.m.
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‘What the Community Thinks Is Important Right Now’: Image of La Jolla Tennis Club tops PhotoFest contest
Best of Show went to Malia Barnes for her photo of the La Jolla Tennis Club, titled, “Symmetry, Since 1917.” Adults First Place went William Decker for an untitled early morning shot of Mary Star of the Sea. High School First Place went Robin Gong for “Scripps Pier.”
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San Diego Mayor issues FY 2020 proposed budget, funds La Jolla's Scripps Park Pavilion project
The Scripps Park Pavilion leads the way in terms of La Jolla projects to be funded in San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer’s Fiscal Year 2020 proposed budget.
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Capt. Williams talks Neighborhood Policing Division, homelessness at La Jolla Kiwanis meeting
When San Diego Police Department Northern Division Captain Tina Williams spoke before the Kiwanis Club of La Jolla on April 12 at the Community Center, she covered a variety of topics. These included how Northern Division is different from the broader department; whether the intersection of Nautilus...
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La Jolla Coastal Access & Parking board reconvenes: Reviews history, new ideas
It’s been more than a year since the La Jolla Coastal Access & Parking Board met, having seemingly exhausted its efforts to find parking solutions in The Village and establish a shuttle system in accordance with a California Coastal Commission (CCC) directive from the 1970s. But in light of The...
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Past Is Present: The old Green Dragon artist colony inspires the new La Jolla High art show
In honor of the diverse artists that gathered at the Green Dragon colony and its contribution to the greater art community in La Jolla, the AP Art Studio class is presenting an open-to-the-public art show 1-7 p.m. Thursday April 25 in the art studio on the 750 Nautilus St. campus.