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San Diego City Council votes to close Point La Jolla year-round to protect wildlife
The San Diego City Council will meet on Monday to discuss closing Point La Jolla year-round to protect both wildlife and the hundreds of people who visit the sea-lion pupping area.
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San Diego City Council to vote on year-round Point La Jolla closure today
The coastal commission recommended a full time closure last week, and the City Council will vote on it later today.
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San Diego City Council to make final determination on year-round closure of Point La Jolla
The San Diego City Council could decide to close Point La Jolla permanently. NBC 7’s Adonis Albright spoke with locals about what this possible closure would mean to them.
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California Coastal Commission votes to close Point La Jolla year-round
San Diego City Council will make final determination on closure of the sea-lion pupping areas.
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44-year-old man dies while scuba diving at La Jolla Cove
It was the second death of a diver in the cove in as many months.
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Caltrans adds 4th night to shutdown of northbound I-5 Ramp to La Jolla
Workers will be finishing up a new concrete barrier that is replacing the guardrail on approach to the bridge as well as the installation of a “Smart Crash” cushion.
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Are there too many seals and sea lions in La Jolla?
The city of San Diego has been trying to strike a balance between the well-being of seals and sea lions and public safety.
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Are there too many seals and sea lions in La Jolla?
The city of San Diego has been trying to strike a balance between the sea animals’ well-being and public safety. NBC7’s Jeanette Quezada has the details.
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Charging sea lions at La Jolla Cove spark cohabitation debate… again
In the latest incident of humans vs. nature, beachgoers in La Jolla were chased by a few large sea lions at the Cove in a video that’s making the internet rounds and once again raising concerns about cohabitating beaches.
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Sea lions chase beachgoers at La Jolla Cove
San Diego sea lions chase beachgoers at La Jolla Cove on July 23, 2023.
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La Jolla beach patrol cart rollover crash injures 3 San Diego police officers
Three San Diego police officers were injured Sunday when their beach patrol cart rolled over near La Jolla.
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La Jolla Music teachers come together to preserve spirit of decades-old store
David Woo has been the owner of La Jolla Music since 2012. That year, the store was being sold and at risk of closing, so he decided to step in. Now, after more than a decade, it is his time to move on.
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La Jolla music teachers fundraising to buy and preserve spirit of school
The music teachers have until July 30 to raise enough funds to buy the store, NBC 7’s Dana Williams reports.
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Drones replace July 4 fireworks in La Jolla and Ocean Beach. What you should know
La Jolla and Ocean Beach will be hosting high-tech drone light shows, an alternative to traditional pyrotechnics that has gained popularity over the past couple of years.
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Going to La Jolla getting a lot tougher this week, starting Thursday night
The northbound Interstate 5 off-ramp to La Jolla Parkway will be closed off during nighttime off and on for a week, according to Caltrans.
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Birch Aquarium is now home to a scenic ‘Blue Beach'
Way cool: The striking below-your-feet mural depicts various depths of nearby underwater canyons.
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Father's Day and Juneteenth celebrations collide in Paddle for Peace at La Jolla Shores
It’s the third year Paddle for Peace and Surfrider San Diego host the event to commemorate Juneteenth. This time, the event happened to fall on Father’s Day weekend.
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Birch Aquarium expands 21+ event series to new, seaside patio
Birch Aquarium’s luminous 21+ evening event series is expanding to its new outdoor patio space for the summer, the space announced on Thursday.
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Watch: Sea lions feast on fish off La Jolla Shores
A sharp-eyed local marine hobbyist spotted the bait ball to the north of Scripps Pier last Monday