La Jolla Village News: September 25, 2026
La Jolla faces potential environmental threats from a super El Niño, while local officials debate closing La Jolla Cove. Additionally, the area is hosting Modernism Week and a concert by the Punch Brothers at UCSD.
La Jolla Village News spotlights: Super El Niño posing a triple threat to San Diego’s iconic coastal spots, risking permanent changes and higher sea levels. Coastal Commission and Town Council debate closing La Jolla Cove. New mixed-use project could transform Pearl Street. La Jolla Modernism Week arrives; Punch Brothers perform at UCSD.
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