‘Turquoise Tower’ plans go back to applicant for revisions – San Diego Union-Tribune
Coastal residents waiting for a decision on a controversial 239-foot-tall residential-commercial building proposed for Turquoise Street in north…
La Jolla couple charged with $100 million securities fraud scheme – San Diego Union-Tribune
A La Jolla couple have been indicted by a federal grand jury in San Diego on charges that…
Fashion Week San Diego looking to expand La Jolla-based event – San Diego Union-Tribune
Fashion Week San Diego is eyeing an expansion of its annual “Posh” into a two-day event in La…
La Jolla traffic board supports valet proposals on Coast Boulevard and Girard Avenue – San Diego Union-Tribune
With street parking spots in La Jolla seen as precious, the La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board was…
La Jolla permit review committee supports plans for Whale View Point stairs repair – San Diego Union-Tribune
Refreshing the beach access stairs at La Jolla’s Whale View Point has been talked about for more than…
Looking at La Jolla through our readers’ eyes – San Diego Union-Tribune
La Jolla’s spectacular scenery and village atmosphere provide a lot of opportunities for great photos. Here are some…
A quick guide to La Jolla entertainment and experiences – San Diego Union-Tribune
The La Jolla Light presents this continuing listing of local in-person events and online activities. Lectures & learning • The…
La Jolla meetings and more, Jan. 23-30 – San Diego Union-Tribune
Friday, Jan. 23 • La Jolla Golden Triangle Rotary Club: 6:45 a.m., UC San Diego Faculty Club, 270…
Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla received astronauts after splashdown – San Diego Union-Tribune
Scripps Health disclosed Monday that its hospital in La Jolla received two helicopters, each carrying two astronauts, early…
Police blotter for Jan. 4-17 – San Diego Union-Tribune
Police blotter Additional details were unavailable from San Diego police. Jan. 4 • Fraud: 7100 block Vista del…
Protecting community’s traditions and heritage matters – San Diego Union-Tribune
Community is harmed when tradition is disrespected I saw children using a stick to knock down antique glass…
The more things things change, the more they stay the same — for better and worse – San Diego Union-Tribune
Now that the holiday season is over, I am going to address a topic that will be familiar…