Across the country, a temporary lifeline for pandemic-stricken restaurants—the "streetery"—is evolving into a permanent fixture of urban design. But few places have embraced this transformation as fully as La Jolla, where the City of San Diego has officially approved the permanent conversion of Avenida de la Playa into a pedestrian-only coastal promenade. What began as […]
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