Brian Will News Today

Harry Bubbins gets another year as the group's leader and encourages easing 'any lingering acrimony' from its battle for city recognition with the new La Jolla Community Planning Group.

The church's plan to add 1,768 square feet to the education building continues to raise questions about whether more parking is needed.

The LJCPA board also gives its approval to a plan to replace the Chase Bank building on Girard Avenue with a commercial-residential project.

Planned District Ordinance Committee gives its support, but Development Permit Review group wants more information.

The project will return at a future meeting after DPR trustees offer recommendations on aesthetics, windows and spacing between the five units.

Sean Larimer was 16 when he was convicted of driving drunk 20 years ago in Henderson after hitting a wall and killing three close friends who were passengers in his car. Larimer is once again in custody for DUI. This is his second arrest in the past five months.

Concerns ease about stormwater flow, sending the project planned for Carrizo Drive in the Country Club area to the Community Planning Association.

If you’re tired of paying $16 for a BLT, look no further than the $15 minimum wage craze to place your blame. Restaurant owner and entrepreneur Brian Will knows this well — and was confronted by one of his friends because of it. His friend sent him a text while he was sitting in the restaurant...

A restaurant owner says he has to sell 93,000 of the sandwiches a year just to break even.

Inflation, a driving force behind many of the challenges businesses face today, has caused one restaurant owner to charge nearly $16 for a BLT sandwich due to rising costs.