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La Jolla Parks & Beaches board OKs letter calling for vending enforcement, but not without opposition - Vimarsana News

La Jolla Parks & Beaches board OKs letter calling for vending enforcement, but not without opposition

While the La Jolla Parks & Beaches board is the latest local group to sign on to a letter to the California Coastal Commission looking to curb sidewalk vending in La Jolla parks, it is the only one thus far to register some opposition.

Shores group backs concepts for new trees and La Jolla master design plan - Vimarsana News

Shores group backs concepts for new trees and La Jolla master design plan

A concept to beautify a portion of Cliffridge Avenue won approval from the La Jolla Shores Association during its March 9 virtual meeting.

Pottery Canyon cleanup and leaf blowers highlight environmental concerns at La Jolla Shores meeting - Vimarsana News

Pottery Canyon cleanup and leaf blowers highlight environmental concerns at La Jolla Shores meeting

The La Jolla Shores Association heard updates on separate efforts to clean up Pottery Canyon and ban gas-powered leaf blowers during an extended meeting Oct. 13 to highlight environmental concerns.

La Jolla News Nuggets: UCSD draws record research funds; La Jolla Shores bylaws; Library Master Plan; more - Vimarsana News

La Jolla News Nuggets: UCSD draws record research funds; La Jolla Shores bylaws; Library Master Plan; more

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La Jolla Shores Association looks to traffic board for ideas to help ease 'danger' on some streets - Vimarsana News

La Jolla Shores Association looks to traffic board for ideas to help ease 'danger' on some streets

Print The La Jolla Shores Association voted May 12 to ask the La Jolla Traffic & Transportation Board for suggestions to improve what Shores resident Michael McCormack called “a real danger zone.” McCormack said the streets between La Jolla Shores Drive and the ocean are not only full of cars but also scooters, pedestrians and bicyclists. “Usage is skyrocketing,” he said, with speeding cars creating hazards for all users. He said The Shores should “implement a different yield paradigm,” with clear signage instructing car drivers to yield to “anything on wheels and pedestrians,â€...