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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.

Five candidates seek five seats in La Jolla Shores Association board election - Vimarsana News

Five candidates seek five seats in La Jolla Shores Association board election

Five candidates running for five available board seats addressed the La Jolla Shores Association during its Feb. 9 virtual meeting.

Program for permanent outdoor dining elicits questions in La Jolla about wait for Coastal Commission approval - Vimarsana News

Program for permanent outdoor dining elicits questions in La Jolla about wait for Coastal Commission approval

Two La Jolla groups discussed the merits of San Diego's "Spaces as Places" program, with one acting to support it in La Jolla Shores amid questions from both groups about the approaching expiration of temporary outdoor dining permits.

Traffic circle joins La Jolla Shores Association's improvements request list - Vimarsana News

Traffic circle joins La Jolla Shores Association's improvements request list

The La Jolla Shores Association added a request for a traffic circle at the intersection of Vallecitos and La Jolla Shores Drive to its list of desired capital improvement projects.

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,...