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La Jolla Mural Honors Those Who Have Lost Their Moms
A giant peacock, calla lilies, and elegance are all symbols representing the love muralist Hanna Daly has for her mother Susan. “I just wanted to make something really beautiful,” said Daly. “My mom was a wild one and she got a tattoo of a calla lily when she was like 70 so I added some calla lilies. [And] there were…
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Help Name These Cuties on World Penguin Day
Birch Aquarium in La Jolla and Monterey Bay Aquarium are asking penguin people to weigh in.
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The Shortest Parade With the Biggest Heart Welcomes Ukrainian Family to La Jolla
A grandmother, mother and her 3-year-old daughter were welcomed by the residents of the White Sands Retirement community
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‘It's Scary to Flee': La Jolla Woman Fears for Family in Ukraine
Ukrainian families in the U.S. with relatives overseas continue to watch the daily devastation in anguish. Oksana Grebenyk, who lives in La Jolla, shared that her mother and sister are currently sheltering in place in Ukraine. She says she watches the news daily looking for the faces of her family. “I feel guilty just waking up in the morning...
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WATCH: After Waiting Weeks Outside La Jolla Hospital, Dog Meets Newborn Sister Following Her Release From NICU
A San Diego family captured the heartwarming moment they brought their newborn daughter home from a UC San Diego NICU and their pup’s tender reaction to meeting his new sister.
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Alicia Keys, Swizz Beatz Show Off Swanky ‘Razor' House in Architectural Digest Interview
Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz gave Architectural Digest a tour of the famed La Jolla Razor House, which they purchased in 2019 for $28.8 million.
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La Jolla Scientist Awarded Nobel Prize
Ardem Patapoutian, a scientist at Scripps Research in La Jolla, jointly received the Nobel Prize in Physiology of Medicine.
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Fin-credible Sight: Leopard Sharks Return to La Jolla Waters in Droves
It’s that time of the year when leopard sharks return to La Jolla for a few weeks in droves to incubate their embryos.
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City to Visitors: Please Mind the Sea Lions This Pupping Season in La Jolla
New signs will soon be posted around La Jolla’s shores gently remind all, especially visiting tourists, to be mindful of the sea lion pupping season.
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1 Dead, Several Others Rescued From La Jolla Waters After Suspected Human Smuggling Attempt
One person is dead after a failed human smuggling attempt resulted in several people jumping off the boat they were in and into waters off La Jolla shores Thursday morning, according to the San Diego Fire-Rescue Lifeguard Division.
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Birch Aquarium at Scripps Is Now ‘Fully Open'
Educational programs, summer camp fun, and sealife sights galore: La Jolla’s fish-tastic favorite splashes back.
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Soupfin Sharks Return To La Jolla Every 3 Years in Animal Kingdom First
A seven-year study of California’s soupfin sharks by San Diego researchers has revealed the first conclusive case in the animal kingdom of triennial philopatry — meaning the sharks return to the same location every three years, researchers said Wednesday.
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Naked Man Sexually Assaults Woman at Black's Beach
Authorities warned the public Thursday about a man who sexually assaulted a woman this week at Black’s Beach and remains at large. The victim was jogging at the beach north of La Jolla Shores on Wednesday morning when the assailant, who was nude, slapped her on the buttocks twice and grabbed her genitals before she was able to break...
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It's That Time of Year: La Jolla Beach Closes for Seal Pupping Season
‘Tis the season to celebrate with loved ones but it’s also that time to close one local beach to protect seal moms and pups as they nurse, wean and birth.
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Former La Jolla Restaurateur Sentenced 40 Years for Multiple Sex Assaults
A former La Jolla restaurant owner convicted of sexually assaulting intoxicated or unconscious women over a nine-year period was sentenced Tuesday to 40 years in state prison.
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11-Month-Old Struck By Vehicle in La Jolla
An infant being pushed in a stroller was struck by a vehicle Friday.
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La Jolla Family Says They Were Racially Profiled Walking to the Beach
La Jolla resident Jane Woo said she, her husband and their 1-year-old daughter were racially profiled last Thursday as they were walking down Avenida de la Playa.
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Man Arrested in Alleged Kidnapping Attempt in La Jolla Park
A 51-year-old man was behind bars Thursday on suspicion of attempting to kidnap a toddler from a nanny’s arms in a La Jolla park, police said.
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Possible Attempted Kidnapping Reported in La Jolla
Police arrested a transient man who reportedly attempted to grab a baby from a woman in La Jolla Wednesday afternoon. A man yelled at the woman to let go of a baby she was holding and then tried to grab the baby from the woman on Via del Norte and La Jolla Hermosa Avenue, San Diego Police officer Yovanna Gonzalez…
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Grandfather, Young Child Die in Overnight House Fire in La Jolla
Crews rushed to the scene of a house fire early Monday in La Jolla, where plumes of smoke were seen coming from near the structure’s second floor.