PhotosThese cops in PB want people to know there are bait bikes
“Our average apprehension time is four minutes"
Marty Graham 2:30 p.m., July 20
Julie Stalmer
Articles by Julie Stalmer
Special events aren't so special for Sixth Avenue residents
"There are times we're blown away with 100 decibels."
A topic of discussion at Balboa Park Committee's July meeting was that of noise along the western edge of Balboa Park, also known as the West Mesa. Specifically, noise from special events that are causing ...
Balboa Park's Moreton Bay fig — how to keep the love
Viewing platform proposed
Trees were a hot topic at last week's (July 6) Balboa Park committee meeting. There was talk of planting new trees (500 over the next two years), inventorying all trees (1200 done so far), and ...
Is Kaiser adding to Kearny Mesa traffic?
New hospital allows for end of double rooms on Zion Ave.
Kaiser Permanente's Tana Lorah checked in with the Tierrasanta community in June to get their feedback on the new Kaiser hospital that opened up in April at the bustling corner of Clairemont Mesa Blvd and ...
AP tests at Scripps Ranch invalidated
Cruel summer, courtesy of six-foot tables
Madison Dekker is returning home from a family vacation today (July 9) just as students across California get to find out how they did on their advanced placement exams. Dekker was one of 3 million ...
Seabreeze Farms in Carmel Valley will cut horses to make room for elderly
Affordable luxury for those that can already afford luxury
"So, is it affordable then?" someone asked Jim Rivard of SRM Development. "No," Rivard uttered curtly. The room erupted into laughter. What Rivard was referring to was the posh senior residential care facility he wants ...
Morris Cerullo gets nod for Bible resort in Mission Valley
Architect intimidated by Garden of Eden
Local televangelist Morris Cerullo has asked that everyone "fervently pray" for the city's favor in support of his "end-time project." Cerullo's Legacy International Center project got off to a rocky start, but appears to have ...
What lies in Clairemont's future?
Single-family paradise resistant to change
The update of the Clairemont community plan is in full swing. How this plan shapes up will determine the future of Clairemont and Bay Park until at least 2040. Senior city planner Marlon Pangilinan gave ...
What are those easterly winds blowing to Clairemont?
What happened to Miramar Landfill to change things?
On May 25, the Air Pollution Control District hearing board ordered the city to return on July 27 with a diagnosis and a concrete plan to deal with the smells that are vexing residents downwind ...
Want offshore wind turbines off La Jolla?
Lobbyists, planning groups, and SDG&E debate choosing your energy
The Sustainable Energy Advisory Board is discussing community choice aggregation today. It’s a hot topic revolving around greenhouse gas emissions and whether to stay with SDG&E or create a new local government agency tasked with ...
