News & Features
Town Hall meetings invite public input
La Mesa’s annual town hall meetings, where City Council and city staff hear from residents about issues in their neighborhoods,...
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City looks to improve life for seniors
Livable La Mesa is part of a national movement that looks at life for seniors in communities.
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‘These Eyes Have Seen’ … maybe everything
Sunshine Retirement Communities has started a program called “These Eyes Have Seen,” in an effort to capture and document the...
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Community’s strength in ‘Salute to Local Heroes’
When Mary England formed the La Mesa Chamber of Commerce 11 years ago, she wanted her chamber dinner to have...
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Rising through the ranks at Casa de Pico
Lina Rodarte, a former dishwasher, has become key figure at iconic restaurant Casa de Pico.
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Report on police incident at Helix draws ire
A long-awaited report on an incident at Helix Charter High School where a police officer was filmed slamming a student...
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Measure U rollout smoothing after bumpy start
This month marks the one-year anniversary of the implementation of Measure U — the legislation passed by voters in 2017...
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Village divided
Moving the farmers market to La Mesa Boulevard has clearly caused a rift between residents and a business association who...
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Civic Center housing takes a step forward
Revamping La Mesa’s Civic Center has been a priority for the city for some time — and it looks like...
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