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California will allow indoor live events and performances to resume, with limitations, starting Thursday, April 15 — the latest rules to be relaxed amid declining coronavirus case rates and continuing vaccinations.
Doctors have noticed COVID-19 vaccines causing benign lymph node enlargements that have been showing up in mammograms, and have been suggesting that women postpone their regular mammograms for several weeks after getting vaccinated if they don’t have any breast cancer symptoms.
Vishaala Wilkinson was 13 years old when her grandfather died on March 6, 2020.
Bryan Duoto struggled with math and science in the large classrooms of Carmel Valley’s public schools.
The Phase 1 clinical trial involves a type of gene therapy that will be used for the first time in humans
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The operation may be the only one of its kind to offer COVID-19 testing, vaccines and monoclonal antibodies in the same site
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Over the past two years as the head of a Leukemia and Lymphoma Society fundraising team, Grauer School senior Jason Wexler has helped raise over $100,000 through the LLS’ Students of the Year program.
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San Diego County launched a new interactive map showing all the vaccination sites to make it easier for San Diegans to make an appointment to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Cathedral Catholic High School student Rohan Loomba is making a difference by promoting vaccine education to help stop the community spread of the flu and COVID-19.
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The Center for Community Energy (CCE), a 501(c)3 non-profit based in Southern California, will host a free virtual conference on Friday, Feb. 12, on Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G).
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In the spirit of its mission to collectively support the community, members of the Rancho Santa Fe Women’s Fund recently gathered to assemble Easter baskets for children from three local nonprofit organizations: Ronald McDonald House, San Diego Rescue Mission, and Carol’s House supported by the Community Resource Center in Encinitas.
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The La Jolla Light presents this continuing series of online activities to undertake on your computer or tablet during your quarantine quandary. • The UC San Diego economics department presents “Memory and Financial Decisions” at 8 a.m.
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Water board wants waste management measures at Del Mar Horse Park
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One photo shows someone wearing a T-shirt that says “Catholics vs. Convicts III,” another shows Cathedral players making a gang sign
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Del Mar Fairgrounds officials provided additional details this week about Homegrown Fun, a scaled-down version of the annual county fair that the state-owned venue will hold to better comply with COVID-19 public health restrictions.
Longtime Rancho Santa Fe residents and physicians Joseph Weiss and Nancy Cetel, along with their daughter, physician Danielle Weiss, have created “a very user-friendly guide to colon cancer awareness.”
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The $6M capital campaign is projected to be completed by the end of 2020
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The Rancho Santa Fe-based company Zappogen is dedicated to bringing a hospital-grade sanitizing solution to more homes and businesses to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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With the COVID-19 pandemic surging and causing more restrictive public health measures, three North County moms created a product that adds a decorative touch to hand sanitizer dispensers.
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The Carlsbad-based n-Lorem Foundation, a nonprofit that helps provide treatment options to patients with rare genetic diseases, is entering its second year and looking to expand its mission globally.
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Pfizer says new test results show its coronavirus vaccine is 95% effective
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Rancho Santa Fe 11th grade students at Pacific Ridge School, Brandon Shen, Carlee Weber and Brandon Powell, along with David Scuba (11th grade) and Daniel Scuba (12th grade) at Torrey Pines High School (all part of robotics team FTC Singularity and R.
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Restaurants, places of worship, movie theaters must cease indoor operations by 12:01 a.m. Saturday
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After settling into the Rancho Santa Fe dental practice Dentistry in the Ranch over the summer, Dr.
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There will be no interruption in services because the work will be done in phases
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The Solana Beach School District board unanimously approved a proactive COVID-19 testing program for students and staff on Sept. 10.
