Nothing is forever:’ Bird Rock not the first of iconic rocks to crumble
With the collapse of its famous namesake on Dec. 21, the Bird Rock community is left without a physical icon....
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Sunday, March 29, 2026
La Jolla Village News
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
LA JOLLA — Christmas is around the corner and La Jollans have taken great strides in dressing up their "jewel"...
Read moreDetailsCity opens tree recycling sites
The city of San Diego will operate its 37th annual tree-recycling program beginning Dec. 26, collecting trees through Jan. 23....
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Local publisher keeps community newspapers forging ahead
Julie Hoisington, owner and publisher of San Diego Community Newspaper Group (SDCNG), is breaking down barriers in more ways than...
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A legacy of laughs: Entering its 35th year, La Jolla’s Comedy Store known for solidifying art of stand-up on the West Coast
In the late 1970s, stand-up comedy in Los Angeles was a brutal but exhilarating scene. Documented accounts describe up-and-coming comedians...
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Saving a community treasure
Our piece of paradise, the Village of La Jolla, has been abundantly blessed with many natural wonders, among them, the seals who...
Read moreDetailsCity puts Bishop’s library height variance appeal on hold
The city Planning Commission issued a continuance Dec. 16 in the appeal hearing of a Bishop’s School variance to increase...
Read moreDetailsA Children’s Pool horror story
My family and I recently decided to spend a relaxing day at the children’s beach, where my twin 14-year-old boys...
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La Jolla screenwriter returns to stage in January
Despite almost daily drives to Hollywood at one time, playwright and screenwriter Stephen Metcalfe never left La Jolla. This is...
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Dec. 22: People in the news
• Dr. Philip Low of La Jolla-based NeuroVigil, Inc. headed a diverse team of engineers, programmers and students to create...
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