From CIF Division III finals last winter to a whole new set of coaches, a different way of instruction, and a new season.That’s the slate Pilar Flores, a 1993 graduate of La Jolla High, is facing as he “builds a better beast” (thanks, Don Henley) with eight returning seniors, a bunch of JV-bred newc

The installation of permanent outdoor lights – an expressive display of color and light that members of the Congregational Church of La Jolla hope will cultivate deeper engagement with the community – transformed into a powerful statement of solidarity with the LGBTQ community and protest against gu

A former office manager for a La Jolla healthcare provider has been sentenced to 21 months in federal prison for stealing $349,144.72, with the judge ordering her to pay all of it back. “I will pay them back, even to my last dollar,” promised Ana Phimmasone, as she stood before U.S. District Court J