Le Salon de Musiques to stage new season of chamber music in La Jolla starting Oct. 6
All shows include an introduction by a musicologist, a Q&A and a high tea buffet
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New La Jolla exhibition looks at illness and disability through the years
The MCASD show will emphasize 'community and support systems' and disability as 'a point of...
La Jolla planners hear San Diego’s process for new trash collection fee
A larger public presentation is set for Monday, Sept. 9, as the city studies whether...
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‘Very disappointing’: San Diego Unified trustees open up about their firing of the superintendent
The board will decide Tuesday on naming Fabiola Bagula as interim superintendent and discuss what...
Three La Jolla Girl Scouts craft e-bike safety presentation for children
Sabrina Hochberg, Brenna Olmert and Lily Piehl want to reach young kids before they start...
La Jolla Historical Society home tour to highlight ‘one of the birthplaces of Modernism’
The Oct. 5 tour will feature up to seven houses designed in a simple style...
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More homes for sale as San Diego housing market picks up
The number of home listings in San Diego County hit their highest point of the...
New beach fire signs are posted in La Jolla Shores. Will they work?
Nine new signs along the boardwalk spell out that beach fires are allowed only in...
San Diego man dies from cliff fall at Black’s Beach in La Jolla
Jose Santoyo of San Diego apparently lost his footing while hiking down the sea bluff...
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Community Calendar: La Jolla meetings and more, Sept. 5-13
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Miss La Jolla Teen USA to walk the runway for Sparkles Foundation fundraiser
Ava Grace Nichols says the cause of fighting human trafficking is something 'we should all...
La Jolla Business Roundup: New restaurants, boutique, barbershop and more
Comedor Nishi, Zentrl Kitchen + Bar, Tropical Punch and Maverick's are among the local newcomers
Coastal Art Studios Tour returns to La Jolla and PB with 30-plus artists
The Sept. 14 event will feature free self-guided tours of four homes, studios and gardens
DUI driver gets prison in Torrey Pines crash that killed two friends
Christopher Ray Schmittel, 21, was found guilty of causing the deaths of Joshua Manzanares and...
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San Diego Unified superintendent terminated after investigation found sexual misconduct
Lamont Jackson was terminated after an internal investigation found that he had committed sexual misconduct...
Bursting his bubble: Local performer gets littering ticket over ‘prohibited fluids’ in La Jolla park
Sandy Snakenberg, aka 'The Bubble Pirate,' says he's doing nothing wrong, but the city of...
Bocce benches? La Jolla group hears proposal for new Rec Center seating
CRG board members support the concept for benches on the sidewalk but ask players to...
Ecology and sustainability get a fresh look in exhibit at two La Jolla locations
Historical Society and UC San Diego's Mandeville Art Gallery will host parts of 'Helen and...
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La Jolla Shores residential land sells for $35 million
The sale at 8303 La Jolla Shores Drive ties the record for biggest sale in...
Can dogs ‘talk’ to humans? A UC San Diego study offers an intriguing clue
They're quite smart, highly social and very expressive. Does this mean that dogs might have...
La Jolla researcher’s space science is awarded $2M to work on cancer ‘kill switch’
Dr. Catriona Jamieson's team found during recent testing on the International Space Station that certain...
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The ‘most unaffordable housing market in history’? San Diego No. 2 in nation for rising home prices
S&P Case-Shiller Indices reports San Diego is No.2 in rising home prices
Community Calendar: La Jolla meetings and more, Aug. 29-Sept. 6
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Going for gold: La Jolla High girls cross country runners eye state title this year
The Vikings, third in the state last season, are led by Chiara Dailey and her...
UCSD is ranked among nation’s most expensive, competitive and fastest-growing public universities
The La Jolla campus also ranks near the top in the salaries it pays to...
La Jolla crime and public safety news: Ice cream truck collision, police blotter
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La Jolla native Ian Ward’s upcoming debut album marks the latest stage of his musical career
The globetrotting stage performer has a goal to lead on Broadway
‘It shouldn’t be so difficult to get into’: Junior Lifeguards registration process draws complaints
San Diego lifeguards say a quick-forming waiting list and outside participation are products of safety...
Ed-citing: La Jolla sushi restaurant’s new roll has a familial flavor
To be clear, the Ed Not Ed is named for Ed — not Ed
Raise the local sales tax — yes or no? Here are the arguments being made to voters, and why they matter
The roughly 300-word arguments, which appear in sample ballots mailed to all city voters, might...
Stella Maris parents and students protest cell tower planned near school
Demonstrators and school officials hope to get across that 'this is not what we want'
Bird Rock, Village and Torrey Pines Road home projects get La Jolla DPR approval
The three proposals call for an accessory dwelling unit and two new houses
Medical machina: UCSD students work with humanoid robot to practice English and diagnostics
RIA answers questions about symptoms and gives linguistic feedback to students who speak a native...
La Jolla traffic board says no to latest proposal for Via Capri crosswalk
But the group votes to ask the city of San Diego to conduct a traffic...
Birch Aquarium to replace Hall of Fishes with ‘Living Seas’ exhibition
The La Jolla aquarium also announces the death of little blue penguin Azulito, who was...
As San Diego homelessness spending tops $230M, budget experts call for comprehensive plan, transparency
The rare overview of local spending across multiple agencies comes as the City Council prepares...
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Community Calendar: La Jolla meetings and more, Aug. 22-30
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La Jolla crime and public safety news: Summer staffing, Northern Division captain, blotter
San Diego police say they're preparing to be fully staffed along the coast for the...
A birthday for the books: La Jolla is in local man’s plans for 57 adventures in 57 hours
Michael Harlow will celebrate his 57th birthday by encouraging people 'to embrace life'
La Jolla merchants group looks to boost participation in events and board election
Nine seats are available in the October election
‘Force of nature’: Lynda Forsha to step down as Murals of La Jolla director
Having seen 48 pieces installed since the program started in 2010, Forsha says she's proud...
Scientists flock to study rare deep-sea fish found off La Jolla Cove
The dead 12-foot oarfish may help provide answers to many different questions
‘The greatest feeling’: La Jolla lifeguards win annual relay
17 members beat three teams from other districts in a continuous series of competitive events
Latest proposal for La Jolla Shores parking gets narrow support from board
The plan would reduce the width of a berm that divides the Kellogg Park parking...
La Jolla doctor makes plea agreement in connection with actor Matthew Perry’s death
Mark Chavez, who calls himself 'The Health MD,' has agreed to plead guilty to a...
Booms in Bird Rock: What are the loud nighttime noises heard in some areas of La Jolla?
Residents and police have theories, but the source isn't confirmed
Slope restoration project gets Development Permit Review Committee’s OK
Other proposals for a replacement house and a remodel will return after the board seeks...
‘Happy and proud’: Refurbished bench rekindles story of La Jolla family
Girard Avenue bench installed in 2004 honoring the Horchlers gets new life from Enhance La...
La Jolla reviewers hear from dozens of parents against plan for 5G equipment near school
Dish Network proposes to install a new rooftop wireless facility about 400 feet from Stella...
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Community Calendar: La Jolla meetings and more, Aug. 15-23
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Scripps Oceanography Director Margaret Leinen looks back on ‘exciting’ tenure
Leinen, who also is UC San Diego's vice chancellor for marine sciences and dean of...
‘It brings the world together’: Torrey Pines Rotary Club celebrates 60 years
The club, which meets in La Jolla, is looking to grow its membership and donate...
It’s back to school time in San Diego. Here are some key issues to watch this year.
Absenteeism, cell phone use, staffing and budget deficits could play major roles.
La Jolla crime and public safety news: Stabbing, police blotter
A man was stabbed following what police called an argument that turned physical
Global GLOW: La Jolla student’s nonprofit aims to help refugees and worldwide causes
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‘Everything for everyone’: La Jolla Art & Wine Festival looks to create moments for all ages
The 16th annual event returns Sept. 28-29 with more activities than ever for children
La Jolla sisters are finalists in national ‘competitive acting’
Sarah and Mira Lehman take their show on the road to Iowa for the National...
Woman hospitalized after being ejected from motorcycle in La Jolla crash
The crash occurred Aug. 9 in the 2600 block of Torrey Pines Road
‘The Ballerina of Auschwitz’: La Jolla author shares her Holocaust story with young readers
Edith Eger's upcoming third book continues her messages of hope and strength
La Jolla Town Council examines issue of apartment buildings being converted to short-term rentals
San Diego organization NiceNeighbors says three buildings in La Jolla have been fully or partially...
Feds say San Diego Unified failed to protect students from sexual harassment
The district's failures 'led to serial perpetration of harassment' and made students vulnerable to discrimination,...
Coastal historic district nets three La Jollans People in Preservation awards
Save Our Heritage Organisation honors Diane Kane, Molly McClain and Seonaid McArthur
Scripps Research unveils newest and biggest biochemistry facility
The 83,000-square-foot Chi-Huey Wong Laboratory for Biomedical Research provides two stories of lab and office...
S.D. Planning Commission OKs project to demolish and replace La Casa de los Amigos
Some elements will remain, but the century-old historic house is said to be 'compromised' by...
New signs, new script and new partnerships being explored for La Jolla Cove sea lion issue
San Diego pursues more strategies to try to keep people and sea lions apart at...
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Share your memories of, and hopes for, San Diego County’s wondrous ocean piers
The Union-Tribune is collecting anecdotes from readers about the joy of life at land's end.
Community Calendar: La Jolla meetings and more, Aug. 8-16
Weekly and monthly events, plus blood drives
Speak up: La Jolla service clubs seeking guests for weekly talks
Several organizations are looking for speakers for upcoming meetings or want to add new speakers...
UCSD admits 4,000 more students than it did a year ago, continuing unprecedented growth
Enrollment push focuses on state residents, and the university says it is on pace to...
Bishop’s students’ Project HEAL looks to raise awareness of Hepatitis B in Asian populations
The club will hold an informational symposium on Aug. 10 and is distributing fliers to...
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AI developed in La Jolla is being tested for ‘instantaneous’ cancer screening
Researchers at UC San Diego say the new artificial intelligence program is designed to save...
La Jolla exhibit gives older artists a chance to shine
'Reflections Showcase' is at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego through Aug. 25.
‘How is this a legitimate election?’ Process for La Jolla planning board race raises questions
Winner Greg Jackson's role on the election committee draws objections from losing candidate Mary Soriano.
Criticized for restricting public comment, city council vows to respect the Brown Act
It’s not the first time San Diego has faced accusations of violating public transparency laws.
La Jolla planners hold out hope for redevelopment of Chase Bank property
LJCPA votes to ask Chase, which bought the building it occupies on Girard Avenue in...
Manchester United brings Premier soccer to La Jolla’s Preuss School
Four coaches and two former star players with the famed English club present a clinic...
La Jolla-based students club leads UCSD campus tour for teens
Hope4Kids from The Bishop’s School seeks to help students participating in youth services 'pursue their...
‘Cool and weird-looking’ plankton show up in La Jolla waters
Salps' presence here could be a sign of La Niña weather conditions, according to a...
From Jake the Alligator Man to La Valencia: La Jolla hotel’s new GM has been ‘immersed in hospitality’
Troy Longwith has been working in the tourism industry since he was 12.
![Though they marched in a circle a bit east of the hospital’s main entrance, demonstrators made enough noise Wednesday to turn many heads as patients entered Jacobs Medical Center in La Jolla. “UC, UC, you can’t hide, we can see your greedy side,” chanted members of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees union Local 3299, walking a circular picket, bright green signs in hands, their leader keeping them in rhythm by shouting into a bullhorn. This was not a strike. Wednesday was the final day of the union’s contract, and workers gathered on their own time at five […]](https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/sut-l-UCSDdemonstration-0801-01.jpg?w=132 "Though they marched in a circle a bit east of the hospital’s main entrance, demonstrators made enough noise Wednesday to turn many heads as patients entered Jacobs Medical Center in La Jolla. “UC, UC, you can’t hide, we can see your greedy side,” chanted members of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees union Local 3299, walking a circular picket, bright green signs in hands, their leader keeping them in rhythm by shouting into a bullhorn. This was not a strike. Wednesday was the final day of the union’s contract, and workers gathered on their own time at five […]")
UCSD workers demonstrate for new contract
Though they marched in a circle a bit east of the hospital’s main entrance, demonstrators...
‘Nervous and really excited’: Junior lifeguards take the plunge from Scripps Pier for the first time
Photo gallery: The 'Face Your Fears' fundraiser benefits the Prevent Drowning Foundation of San Diego.