With all the controversy in the local climate regarding the ever prevalent issue of parking in La Jolla Village, one might conclude there have been better days to open a new business "proper." Despite such negativity, faith in the field of dreams mantra, "If you build it they will come," keeps entrepreneurialism alive and well in the Jewel...

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While battalion chiefs and commanders were reportedly in route to Mt. Soledad in La Jolla to assess prior damages and determine a disaster plan for Soledad Mountain Road and Desert View Drive, the worst San Diego landslide in 36 years was already underway. n the aftermath, rumblings emerge from the suggestion that this has been a long-standing unresolved issue since 1961. Research has unearthed precedence, with similar catastrophes occurring in the 60's and early 90's. . .

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The primary reason for sky high real estate in SoCal is undoubtedly the ocean. Without the Pacific, we would all be in the desert. So, perhaps it makes sense to ask more questions about how she is doing. Those that say the ocean is so vast that trash doesn't matter are misinformed in a monumental way. Many species of marine life are dying off as a result of how we currently think about the environment. . .

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Any Pacific Beach local or regular vacationer is bound to notice the streetscape in Pacific Beach is changing. Classified as party central, a place for frustrated college students and Mecca to surf rats; Pacific Beach has also been a coastal home to families for nearly 100 years. So, what is the recent Pacific Beach buzz about? . .

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There are two types of ocean views in San Diego County homes: Those that make you pause and reflect life for a few moments and all of the rest of them. Unfortunately, there is a lot of "the rest of them" in San Diego County. The San Diego Multiple Listings Service has a category called "View" where real estate agents enter what a buyer can expect to "view" when looking outwards from a property. . .

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You won’t find your starter home in either of these affluent communities. La Jolla and Rancho Santa Fe are San Diego’s most sought-after settings, and home prices are soaring. But which is the best place to stake a claim?

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