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Chanting “fossil fuels have got to go” and holding signs urging neighbors not to be a “fossil fool,” Encinitas students and local residents marched along Coast Highway 101 Sept. 20 in support of bolder action to address climate change.
Contract clause reportedly limited opportunities to within 75-mile radius
The City of Encinitas is proposing an exciting protected bike way project, sometimes called a cycle track, on Highway 101 through Cardiff and across the San Elijo Lagoon, from Chesterfield Drive south to the border with Solana Beach.
A boutique luxury hotel project with multiple bars can proceed as planned, the Encinitas City Council unanimously agreed Wednesday, Sept. 18, as it rejected an opponent’s appeal of a city Planning Commission decision.
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RVers who plan to picnic in the parking lot at Moonlight Beach next summer may want to rethink those plans. -
Several Encinitas residents asked the City Council Sept. 18 to keep 5G wireless technology out of the city, with a community workshop to discuss the issue scheduled Sept. 23 from 5-7 p.m. at the Encinitas Community Center.
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Encinitas cyclists urged the City Council to hold a public workshop about proposed bike lane upgrades before considering the new lanes at next week’s meeting.
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The KAABOO festival has new owners, three days after entering into a multiyear partnership with the San Diego Padres and moving from Del Mar to Petco Park
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The upscale KAABOO festival is teaming up with the San Diego Padres and moving to downtown San Diego after five years in Del Mar
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Authorities have identified a surfer whose body was found floating offshore from Moonlight State Beach as 26-year-old Gabriel Reed.
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Last fall, the Canyon Crest girls golf team made news in the Avocado West League, tying perennial top dog Torrey Pines for the league championship, determined by the results of a double round robin of dual matches during the regular season.
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Football: Torrey Pines rallied from a late deficit to defeat previously unbeaten San Pasqual 24-14 in a nonleague game on Sept. 13.
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La Costa Canyon senior Sophia Tulino recently recited a series of goals that she and the team had for the 2019 season.
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A co-ed team of junior golfers, ages 13 and under from the Encinitas area will be competing in the PGA Jr.
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Six-foot senior Sophia Tulino of the La Costa Canyon girls’ volleyball team is the type of player who catches the eye of even the most casual fan when she’s on the court.
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After winning the 2018 CIF boys and girls CIF Division II Championships, the La Costa Canyon cross country team sports a run of four consecutive years with dual section victories.
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Wavecrest Woodies The 40th Annual Wavecrest Woodie Meet takes place 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Somewhere on a highway between Denver, Colorado and Salt Lake City, Utah, Rachael Yamagata is in a Chevy Tahoe traversing from one tour stop to another.
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To celebrate 40 years helping the local community with issues including homelessness, hunger and domestic violence, the Community Resource Center in Encinitas will host a birthday bash on Oct. 5 at 5:30 p.m. at the Del Mar Fairgrounds.
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Encinitas residents and business owners are invited to attend a public meeting on Sept. 17, 6 p.m. to learn about two important projects taking place along the North El Camino Real Corridor in the coming months.
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The acclaimed Encinitas Oktoberfest returns for its 24th year this fall on Sunday, Sept. 29 from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
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Born in Haiti and raised in New York City, Fabiola Jean-Louis is the first artist-in-residence of Lux Art Institute’s 13th season, initiating a new era at Lux with her haunting photographs of costumed black women in “Rewriting History: A Black Ancestral Narrative.”
After many years as a successful single-day event during the annual San Diego International Jewish Film Festival, short films were spun off into a festival of their own.
City seeking artists to mount 50 shows in three art galleries
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The Solana Beach Chamber of Commerce is preparing for the inaugural Fiesta del Sol Battle of the Bands on Sept. 16, 5-9 p.m., at the Belly Up.
The stages will soon be set for the KAABOO music festival, returning to the Del Mar Fairgrounds Sept. 13-15 for its fifth year.
Inspired by the art scene in downtown Pensacola, Florida, J.D.
When the singer-songwriter Jake Smith, otherwise known by his stage moniker The White Buffalo, was growing up in Los Angeles he can recall a distinct recollection of his earliest brush with music.
Tenth Avenue Arts Center will host “No Distractions,” the first full-length play from a theater company run by a local college student who wants to get more youth involved in the medium, from Aug. 29-31.
Rehearsals are underway for “Amadeus,” the North Coast Repertory Theatre’s 38th season-opening show that debuts Sept. 4.
New novel is set on a horse ranch in Rancho Santa Fe
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Saints Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church presented the 41st Annual Cardiff Greek Festival from Sept. 7-8.
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The 24th annual Encinitas Lions Blind Surfing Event for the sight impaired took place Sept. 8 at South Ponto State Beach in Carlsbad.
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The Encinitas 101 MainStreet Association held the 31st Annual Taste of Encinitas, presented by First Team Real Estate, on Aug. 6 along Coast Hwy 101 in downtown Encinitas.
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The 14th Annual Cardiff Dog Days of Summer took place Aug. 11 at Encinitas Community Park in Cardiff-by-the-Sea.
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An “Artists Reception” took place Aug. 3 at the Off Track Gallery featuring the jewelry of Cindy Alcoset and the artworks of three MiraCosta, Oceanside, art students: Jermaine Morales, Andy Brandon Portillo, and Joshua San Nicolas.
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The Encinitas Library held its Japan Festival Aug. 3.
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Vivarium helps local species survive and promotes growing plants they thrive on
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Since 1996, the Voya Unsung Heroes program has awarded more than $5 million to help the nation’s educators turn innovative teaching ideas into reality.
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LITVAKdance 2nd annual fundraiser LITVAKdance will be celebrating its second season at a private home in Solana Beach with craft cocktails, lite fare, a cash bar, raffle and a live performance of excerpts of works by guest choreographers Joshua Manculich and Chuck Wilt.
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Phil Salazar and the Kin Folk will return to Carlsbad for a concert on Saturday, Oct. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at Pilgrim United Church-Christ.
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Encinitas Cruise Night: Classic Woodies The Encinitas 101 MainStreet Association is celebrating its final Cruise Night of the 2019 season on Thursday, Sept. 19 from 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
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The sixth annual Carlsbad Brewfest will return on Saturday, Sept. 7, sponsored by the Carlsbad Hi-Noon Rotary.
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March is the official beginning of spring. The flowers come into bloom.
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Rats, rabbits, raccoons. If it’s green it’s great. Gophers, voles and moles, tunneling experts.
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What is it about a 74-year-old balding politician that has young voters so excited?
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