Closing La Jolla Cove | Town Council and Coastal Commission weigh ‘What access looks like’
The La Jolla Town Council held a public meeting attended by over 140 people to discuss the future of public access at La Jolla Cove. Local officials and the California Coastal Commission are evaluating potential restrictions to the site while balancing community interests and environmental concerns. The session was marked by significant tension, resulting in at least one individual being escorted out by police.
La Jolla Town Council held a meeting on the future of public access at La Jolla Cove. The meeting was attended by more than 140 people, at least one escorted out by police.
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