La Jolla Shores residents voice grievances over use of house for mental health care
A neighbor says he was 'chased down the road by a deranged person.'
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A neighbor says he was 'chased down the road by a deranged person.'
Coming off a banner 2022, local businesses hope to rebound this summer from a slow start to 2023 attributed to cool, damp weather.
The La Jolla Shores Association approves use of the beach for the La Jolla Cove 10 Mile Relay, agrees to donate $500 for a new shade sail at Kellogg Park and hears updates on landscape maintenance.
Though electrical crews “are pretty motivated” to fix La Jolla Shores' darkened streetlights, La Jolla is full of old wiring that is often the problem instead of burned-out bulbs, San Diego City Councilman Joe LaCava told the La Jolla Shores Association.
La Jolla Shores Association swears in board members and picks officers; trees will be planted in Kellogg Park San Diego Councilman Joe LaCava (second row from top, second from left) swears in four La Jolla Shores Association board members April 14. (Elisabeth Frausto) April 16, 2021 2:40 PM PT Print Four La Jolla Shores Association board members elected last month — Pam Boynton, Janie Emerson, Rick Kent and Terry Kraszewski — were sworn in April 14 by San Diego City Councilman Joe LaCava, whose district includes La Jolla. “Letting us know what’s going on in The Shores is so ...