On June 9, the San Diego County Registrar of Voters certified the signatures calling for a special election in San Dieguito Union High School District’s area 5, meaning Ty Humes’ provisional appointment as a trustee was terminated.

Scaled-down version of the San Diego County Fair still a draw for the “regulars” who love the food, shopping and piglet races

In celebration of Pride month, June, the city of Encinitas issued a proclamation and for the third year hosted a flag raising at city hall, the first city in San Diego County to do so, according to a city news release.

The board of directors for the 22nd District Agricultural Association voted June 8 to start looking for a lessee to bring equestrian activity back to Del Mar Horsepark, which has been closed this year because of wastewater upgrades that needed to be accounted for.

Jody Hubbard stepped down from council in January, saying her cancer had spread

Joel Gomez, who lives in Encinitas and graduated from Classical Academy High School, was one of 20 students who received an $8,000 scholarship from Lighthouse Guild.

Brown’s record of 17 feet, 2 inches comes at DII meet at Mt. Carmel High

On Thursday, May 13, San Dieguito Academy junior Katharine Bruun broke the SDA girls throwing record for discus at a track meet held at Oceanside High School.

Legendary announcer skipped last year due to pandemic

Riding its staunch defense, the La Costa Canyon girls soccer team became the first to win three CIF Open Division championships when it stonewalled Torrey Pines, 2-0, Friday night, May 28, at Mission Bay High School.

Officials hoping to sell about 15,000 seats for each day of summer meeting

From a practice field in the small town of Powder Springs, Georgia, a new baseball league for players with autism or other disabilities has expanded throughout the country over the last five years and now seeks volunteers to help it launch in the Del Mar and Encinitas areas.

La Costa Canyon High School students and their families celebrated graduation and their many accomplishments at a ceremony held June 11 at LCC.

A baseball community tribute for Coach Tom Martinez, a beloved baseball coach in Encinitas, was held April 17 at San Dieguito Academy’s baseball field.

The Encinitas Historical Society was one of the many locations that participated in the city’s Eggcinitas Eggstravaganza held April 2-4.

Encinitas Rotary Club members worked on a few touch ups at the old schoolhouse on June 5, including hanging a refurbished sign on the side of the building that faces F Street.

Don Diego Scholarship Foundation is celebrating its 35th anniversary year by awarding $74,500 in college scholarships to 19 high-achieving, altruistic, deserving students.

On Thursday, June 17, local firefighters will take to the streets for the Burn Institute’s 22nd Annual “Fill the Boot for the Burn Institute” Firefighter Boot Drive.

TextEditor As part of its new Next to Nature (N2N) program, the San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy (SDRVC), partnering with the Green Infrastructure Consortium and Condor Visual Media, a local, family-owned production company, is creating a series of webinars that focus on landscape site design, urban green infrastructure, wildfire risk-reduction, water management and conservation, sustainable gardening, and landscape material and energy management.

This is a continuing series of online activities to undertake on your computer or tablet during your quarantine quandary, as well as local in-person events as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic. • UC San Diego’s African and African-American Studies Research Center presents its 27th annual awards banquet at 4 p.m.

On the first Saturday of every month, Encinitas4Equality’s (E4E) The Cultural Marketplace was created to give small business owners of color a space to showcase their talents and products in North County.