Pool Plaza News Today

The City Council unanimously revises a 2022 city law in an attempt to close a loophole in which many vendors claimed First Amendment protection.

Organizers hope the contribution by La Jolla philanthropist Tommy Carroll will be a catalyst for further donations to a project that could cost $6 million.

The group is focused on street vendors, beach crime, bonfires and getting a fair shake from City Hall for hosting millions of tourists.

The city of San Diego says there's also no schedule set for repairing a storm-damaged railing that has closed the seawall walkway

The city of San Diego says there's also no schedule set for repairing a storm-damaged railing that has closed the seawall walkway.

The Parks & Beaches board hears that some 'investigative demolition' may be needed and that additional repairs likely would be made to the stairs leading to the beach

The Parks & Beaches board hears that some 'investigative demolition' may be needed and that additional repairs likely would be made to the stairs leading to the beach.

Spurred by the will to put passion into practice, the La Jolla Parks & Beaches board is refining its focus to be more project-driven and bring motivated members of the community into the fold to help carry out those projects.

As the city of San Diego waits for the California Coastal Commission to clear its sidewalk vending ordinance to take full effect in coastal areas, La Jolla residents likely will have another summer with vendors in area parks.

As the city of San Diego waits for the California Coastal Commission to clear its sidewalk vending ordinance to take full effect in coastal areas, La Jolla residents likely will have another summer with vendors in area parks.