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The city is working to coach businesses, clarify rules and field waiver requests. Several La Jolla restaurants say they already don’t use the banned products.
An intersection in La Jolla’s Windansea area again has a street sign identifying the names of Kolmar Street and Neptune Place.
The city of San Diego says new street identification signs are being made but a schedule to replace a fallen sign at Kolmar Street and Neptune Place is unknown.
The Development Permit Review Committee backs sending a letter to a San Diego Historical Resources Board subcommittee with a list of possible alternatives to demolition.
Zachary Shafer, 18, has launched a petition drive calling for new speed bumps at the La Jolla intersection where he was struck while riding his bike in October.
A homebuilding project in La Jolla Shores that faced controversy during its local reviews cleared a hurdle with the city of San Diego much more easily.
The city of San Diego says the Lloyd and Raymona Swortwood ‘spec house’ ‘continues to embody the distinctive characteristics of the Contemporary style.’
Meanwhile, the Development Permit Review Committee votes to support developments in Lower Hermosa, The Village and the Country Club area.
The Planned District Ordinance Committee changes its previous vote of support and the Development Permit Review Committee delays a new vote pending more information on a list of items.
All on his own in a small rowboat named the Spirit of La Jolla, Zachary Tong is looking to set a world record by rowing 12,000 miles on two oceans in the same calendar year.
New contract language will shield MADs from liability for trip-and-fall incidents on sidewalks, councilman says.
Meg Ferrigno, continuing menstrual care efforts she began in Tibet 20 years ago, founded a company focused on eco-friendly products and easing ‘period poverty.’
