Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! The La Jolla Recreation Center had real snow for a day on Dec. 15, part of an afternoon full of family activities. The free event, sponsored by La Jolla ...

For most of his 93 years, La Jolla resident Glenn Clark has been reading or writing or both. After a childhood filled with reading books and then having his poems published in the La Jolla Light as ...

The La Jolla Town Council’s first Multicultural Festival by the Sea is now in the books, commemorating the group’s extensive history and the multicultural nature of San Diego County.

The Social Service League of La Jolla had a “Fun Raising Day” of horse racing at Del Mar racetrack July 20, when the second race of the day was named in its honor. The Social Service League of La ...

With a game plan focused on “friends, family, football,” the La Jolla Football ’N’ America league is gearing up to kick off its second season. The coed youth flag football league co-founded by former ...

The La Jolla Woods neighborhood drew about 70 people for its Fourth of July parade as residents dressed in red, white and blue and decorated bikes, scooters, strollers and even pets. The parade to ...

An art exhibit at the California Surf Museum and Oceanside Museum of Art kicked off with a gala and big kahunas in attendance ...

Board and Brush Creative Studio, a franchise that leads fun and artistic DIY workshops, recently opened its first location in San Diego, welcoming creators of all levels. Doug Vocelle and Sam Grissom ...

After you’ve stuffed yourself with turkey, all the trimmings, and a pile of leftovers, it’s time to keep the indulgence going ...

Before returning to New York to lead Roundabout, Christopher Ashley is concluding his 18-year tenure at La Jolla Playhouse ...

Joining local volunteers in a collective goal of improving the lives of people with Down syndrome, six La Jolla High School students have joined the youth board of Gigi’s Playhouse. At the board’s ...