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More than 850 companies in The Village have only one or two employees. A survey of 106 businesses found that parking, foot traffic and staffing issues are among their primary concerns.
A dozen people were elected or reelected to the La Jolla Village Merchants Association board this week from among 14 candidates.
After closing completely for almost two years following a fire in August 2019, La Jolla’s Mandarin House restaurant reopened in phases last year while it underwent renovation and is now welcoming even more patrons back to 6765 La Jolla Blvd.
The La Jolla Village Merchants Association will focus in 2022 on engagement with businesses and the community, along with ways to streamline that process.
Print Amid balloons, music and a red carpet, the La Jolla Village Merchants Association held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the 39 businesses that opened in The Village during the COVID-19 pandemic. The festivities — which included a visit from San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria, plus raffle prizes, refreshments and informational booths hosted by some of the new businesses — took place June 15, the day California ended most COVID-related mandates on masks and gatherings. San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria said “our small local businesses … need us more than ever.” (Elisabeth Frausto) Afte...