San Diego Weekend Guide: April 3-5 – Easter edition
Easter is a rite of spring, whether you embrace it for spiritual reasons or just love the change of season. Here’s how to celebrate this weekend.
Nightmarish rock, jazz greats, a return of local stars: Live music this week
Horror rock and social commentary meet local jazz stalwarts and rock stars this week in San Diego’s music scene.
San Diego Wave calls homecoming of Chelsea star Catarina Macario ‘monumental signing’
The signing, worth roughly $8 million, includes the Wave paying a $300,000 transfer fee to Chelsea FC so Macario can return to San Diego.
La Jolla Village News: March 26, 2026
La Jolla Village News spotlights Torrey Pines trails reopening after four-month ADA repairs; incorporation effort enlists former city manager Jack McGrory as chief negotiator for cityhood; City Council initiative to protect free beach and bay parking via ballot; surfers paddle out at La Jolla Shores protesting ICE actions.
Use of weight loss ‘wonder drugs’ has doubled. The Salk Institute is studying how far their benefits can go
GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic have become massively popular for their slimming side effects, but researchers continue to study their broader applications.
UCSD medical school targeted by Trump administration regarding admission policies
Federal authorities have set an April 24 deadline for UCSD and two other schools to respond or they would risk losing federal funding.
Former San Diego city manager joins La Jolla incorporation effort
Jack McGrory, who worked for the city of San Diego for 23 years, has joined the nonprofit Association for the City of La Jolla.
San Diego Weekend Guide: March 27–29 – Cameras, Carmen & Coronado
“Spring is nature’s way of saying, ‘Let’s party.’” – Robin Williams. Consider this your invitation, San Diego County.
Business runs in the family: A Q&A with Sal Usman, the owner of La Jolla’s Copy Cove
Legacy families are the crown jewels of La Jolla’s small business community. Meet Sal Usman, the owner and manager of Copy Cove, La Jolla’s flagship full-service commercial printer. Sal’s parents, Mohammed and Munira, opened their family business in a cozy corner village storefront. Sal joined his parents behind the counter in 1993, a frontline perch…
Maybell & Mine, a desire for simplicity and comfort without sacrificing style
Founder and designer Olivia Adkins, along with her sister and technical designer, Haley Bell, introduced their collection.
Keep It Saucy! – Holiday treats too good to Passover
With Easter, Passover, and so many more wonderful holidays around the corner, here are two of my favorite recipes to enjoy.
Americana, electronica, mash-ups, and much more: Live music this week
Country meets jazz meets EDM this week in a glorious series of mash-ups, as well as a heaping serving of more standard musical fare.
Surfers hold ‘paddle out’ in La Jolla to protest immigration actions, ICE killings
“We support justice for immigrants… and we wanted to mobilize people to take action in the surf community.”
University City High track athlete aims for 50 feet in shot put
Quinn Obrigewitch set the pace in the shot put at the Viking Sunset Relays. Teammate Tristan Shoemaker also competed.
The Social Diary – and the Oscar goes to … San Diego International Film Festival!
Locals enjoyed a very “starry” celeb-focused night at the San Diego International Film Festival’s Oscar Viewing Party.
Luiseño on the Silver Screen: The remarkable journey of Gertrude Chorre
Gertrude Chorre, born in 1885 on the La Jolla Indian Reservation, helped bring authentic Native American representation to Hollywood.
San Diego Weekend Guide: March 20–22 – Ballet & Brackets
San Diego County’s weekend calendar has a serious case of more-is-more – more hoops, more butterflies, more baroque and yes, more cowbell.
Punk Rock Rodeo, Doodle POP, and some Swamp Critters to boot: Live music this week
As San Diego swings into its long warm season, back come the live shows — check out this week’s musical offerings.
UCSD women win second consecutive Big West championship
“The resiliency, the character, the grit, the determination — you can use all those words to put together a second half like no other.”
La Jolla Village News: March 13, 2026
La Jolla Village News covers La Jolla Cove being named America’s No. 1 beach by TripAdvisor, daylight saving time linked to health risks, Kelsey Plum at Team USA training camp, plus speed-limit cuts in coastal neighborhoods, dropping election confidence, Mustache Bash festival, El Pueblo restaurant opening, and Charity Ball for Rady’s.
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