A band of weary travelers will descend upon La Jolla Shores today to celebrate the conclusion of a 70-day bicycling...

With little fanfare and many devotees, the 12-year-old Athenaeum Music and Arts Library’s annual composer-centered, mini-festival of music has begun....

The Peter Lik Photographic Gallery, 1205 Prospect St., is an amazing place that is worth a visit. In addition to...

Potential plans to sell advertising space on public beaches have left a divided community in their wake, with some welcoming...

Mark Mitchell’s architectural firm is in Pacific Beach, but more importantly he lives, breathes and works in the coastal community....

The arrest of 17 alleged illegal immigrants who were dropped off by boat near Black’s Beach on July 19 is...

On an uncharacteristically-gloomy July afternoon, four La Jolla moms huddle around a table at Pannikin Coffee & Tea on Girard...

Fernando Aguerre, an Argentine native and a La Jolla resident since 1984, doesn’t much fancy stiff-collared affairs. The surfing aficionado...

The so-called "Regents Road bridge project" is a 50-year-old idea that has never been built for very good reasons: it...

As warm weather arrives in La Jolla and locals and tourists alike flock to nearby beaches, instances of wounds from...