Recent Articles
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La Jolla's Barbara Bry, Mayor Kevin Faulconer pose differing e-scooter rules: Council committee to review the proposals
Within 24 hours of each other, San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer and District 1 City Council member Barbara Bry issued information about their respective recommendations surrounding motorized, dockless scooters. The evening of Feb. 6, Mayor Faulconer posted on Twitter: “Next week (Wednesday, Feb....
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Standing for Something: Flagpole repair unites La Jolla civic groups
Installed in the 1940s, the current flagpole’s base has termite- and water-damage from the City’s sprinkler system, the paint is peeling, and a memorial plaque affixed to the base has been worn out and damaged.
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La Jolla Planners to consider bylaw change March 7
Recommended by LJCPA trustee Dave Gordon and discussed at the Feb. 7 meeting at La Jolla Rec Center, the proposed change would allow a trustee to stay in the room in the event they are also the applicant or have some other direct economic interest.
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Blondes on Beers: Stone Brewing is not just IPAs anymore
BLONDES ON BEERS: Stone Brewing. The very name evokes the Mount Rushmore of craft beer in San Diego. But even if you know the aggressively hoppy IPAs from Stone's 23-year history, the Liberty Station tasting room, brewery and restaurant in Point Loma known as the Stone Brewing World Bistro & Garden...
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Brain Tumor Foundation: ‘Best group of people you’d never want to meet’
In 2014, after a year of medical ailments, University City resident Skip Shank heard the words no one wants to hear from their doctor: You have a brain tumor. Specifically, a grade-four glioblastoma in the parietal lobe of the brain that controls sense of space and surroundings, which was also...
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Historic Landmark Group launches all-ages photo contest: Aim is to document La Jolla as it appears in 2019
Submissions are now being accepted in the first Landmark PhotoFest contest, facilitated through the La Jolla Historical Society Landmark Group. All La Jollans are invited to grab a camera and document the character and architecture of La Jolla.
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Troop 506 to expand, add Scouting BSA for girls: Introductory meeting 5:30 p.m. Monday at United Methodist
Starting this month, a new Scout troop will meet in La Jolla to welcome girls to the program conventionally offered only to boys. Known as Scouting BSA Troop 506, the new girls-only troop will have the same programming as its brother-Troop 506 and also be based in La Jolla. An introductory meeting...
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Meet Dana Sanchez: New La Jolla Youth Services Librarian
As the youth services librarian, Sanchez said she wants to expand programming for teens and tweens. “A lot of libraries, unfortunately, really only focus on the young kids,” she said. "So that is my passion: catching them at that very influential time in their lives."