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Torrey Pine on West Point Loma Coming Down - Vimarsana News

Torrey Pine on West Point Loma Coming Down

A Torrey Pine on private property at 5035 West Point Loma Blvd is coming down today - Wed., July 9th. Even though Torrey Pines are a protected species, the San Diego Municipal Code does not protect them if they are on private property. Public property is another matter, as it is illegal to cut them…

Source: obrag.org
2023 Year in Review: Top news stories in La Jolla - Vimarsana News

2023 Year in Review: Top news stories in La Jolla

La Jolla cityhood proposal, Point La Jolla, La Casa de los Amigos, Adelante Townhomes, business burglaries, sidewalk vendors and the La Jolla Park Coastal Historic District are some of the issues that made headlines.

Kumeyaay plaque installed on La Jolla's Coast Walk Trail with 'digital monument for the future' - Vimarsana News

Kumeyaay plaque installed on La Jolla's Coast Walk Trail with 'digital monument for the future'

Visitors can scan QR code for English translation and augmented reality experience at the site

Australian artist delves into Native American history for Kumeyaay mural project - Vimarsana News

Australian artist delves into Native American history for Kumeyaay mural project

Australian artist delves into Native American history for Kumeyaay mural project Ocean Beach resident Simon Melnyk has painted murals including this marlin at Mariscos Mar de Cortez restaurant in Ramona. (Julie Gallant) The next mural to be showcased in Ramona will be a tribute to the Kumeyaay Native Americans. And if artist Simon Melnyk stays true to his ambitions, it will be an historically accurate rendition that celebrates how the tribe lived in harmony with nature for so many years. Melnyk is just getting started on the 1,200-square-foot mural that will take up about two-thirds o...