Enhance La Jolla

04/15/2026

Imagine if we could get such performance?

Today residents will see new red curb markings along some Coronado streets. Each year, the city reviews traffic and safety patterns to consider changes in design or signage. In particular, high-activity and high-traffic areas in business districts, school zones, and other heavily used corridors are reviewed. This year, to enhance visibility and safety at high-activity intersections, red curb painting was implemented in several areas. The new red curbing will provide clearer visual separation for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists.

Please visit our website to learn more.

04/14/2026

https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/2026/04/13/enhance-la-jolla-to-examine-why-11-streetlights-have-gone-dark/

The board wants to determine whether the cause is burned-out bulbs or lack of power and advise the city of San Diego accordingly

02/16/2026

Keep up the great work Urban Corps of San Diego County.

Urban Corps' Community Improvement Services Department partners with the City of San Diego, the San Diego Unified Port District and the City of Carlsbad to remove graffiti. ⁠
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Using state-of-the-art equipment and graffiti removal techniques, Corpsmembers removed approximately 338,675 square feet of graffiti in
San Diego.⁠
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Learn more - https://urbancorpssd.org/community-improvement/
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02/16/2026

Congratulations to the La Jolla Garden Club on a successful Valentines Day fundraiser. We enjoyed hanging out and buying cookies!

02/11/2026

Enhance La Jolla supports this great organization. We are proud to partner with them on beautification projects like our hanging baskets!

The La Jolla Garden Club Valentine's Day treats havealways been a community pleaser. On Valentine's Day please come to buy a decorative valentine cookie, a card and some flowers for your sweetheart.💘We will be there on Valentine's Day, February 14 from 10 to 2 PM on Girard St. and Silverado in front of the US Bank in the La Jolla Village.

02/10/2026

Thank you to Times of San Diego/ La Jolla Village News for providing this opportunity to talk about Enhance La Jolla and why a Maintenance Assessment District is vital to the community.

ELJ is operated by commercial and residential property owners within the boundaries of the La Jolla maintenance assessment district.

12/24/2025

Thank you to all our contractors and partners that make the district as good as it can be.

In 2025, nonprofit group Enhance La Jolla oversaw several projects in The Village aimed at improving and maintaining public space, and seeks to continue the

12/04/2025

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11/30/2025

Starting in November, the La Jolla community is inundated with illegal yard signs tied to streetlights and traffic signs. We encourage you to remove them if at all possible. Most of these services are unlicensed and uninsured and really the last people you would want hanging lights on your house. Thank you to our grafitti abatement team for removing hundreds of these!

11/15/2025

Rain and wind events bring a tremendous amount of palm fronds to the ground and sidewalks that would be left for weeks. That is when Enhance La Jolla goes into action. Alberto Diaz worked on this gathering these palm fronds today and more tomorrow. Thank you, Alberto!

03/13/2025

Our landscape and litter control crews are on the job even during winter storms. These storms bring a whole lot of palm debris to our streets and sidewalks. We are very appreciative of their work!