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Also, several of the organization's projects are moving forward thanks to donations.

Prominent residents see working together as the No. 1 key to solving the community's problems. No. 2: becoming a separate city. Tell us what you think.

With 2023 in the books and a whole new year to look forward to, the La Jolla Light asked various local leaders about their achievements in the past 12 months and what they hope 2024 has in store.

The council votes to write a letter to the city of San Diego seeking more oversight of how tax dollars are being spent in La Jolla.

Specifics will not be released until next year, but the Association for the City of La Jolla president says income generated by property taxes and the cost of maintenance and services for the area appear effectively neutral.

A new contract change is intended to prevent lawsuits from being automatically passed to Enhance La Jolla and other maintenance assessment districts, city councilman says.

The case, filed against the city of San Diego on Sept. 29, comes soon after Enhance La Jolla's contract with the city was renewed and modified to reduce the organization's liability in such cases.

The city will send repair responsibility notices to 200 property owners per month, but plans for an injury-liability ordinance are delayed until at least 2026.

Enhance La Jolla chairman says 'we have settled that' with a contractor whose employee was arrested on suspicion of having a concealed gun and threatening two volunteers.