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General manager says property in dire financial straits and needs $20 million in federal aid
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Del Mar will cut back to three days a week but start its signature summer meeting eight days earlier on July 10.
Following a review of its sewer rates and charges, Olivenhain Municipal Water District’s Board of Directors voted at its May 20 meeting to hold the line on current sewer rates and fees rather than increase rates as scheduled. according to a news release.
San Diego Humane Society’s Humane Law Enforcement is investigating a felony animal cruelty case in San Marcos.
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The San Dieguito Union High School District will give students the option for hold harmless grades or credit/no credit as they close out this unusual school year with distance learning. -
Just over 30 San Diego County students have been named National Merit $2,500 Scholarship winners by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
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San Dieguito Academy 9th grade student Joe Burke was one of the winners of the annual MTS and Reyes Coca-Cola Laptop Scholarship Contest.
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Students from The Rhoades School in Encinitas brought home over 150 awards from the 2020 Greater San Diego Science and Engineering Fair, which took place in early March.
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Traditional graduation ceremonies may not happen this year but the San Dieguito Union High School District is determined to find creative ways to make sure the class of 2020 is celebrated and recognized for their accomplishments.
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On May 18, the American Shore and Beach Preservation Association (ASBPA) announced that the Cardiff State Beach Living Shoreline project in Encinitas won the top honor for the 2020 Best Restored Beach Award, according toa city of Encinita news release.
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When North County high school athletes, coaches and administrators return to the fields, courts and pools in 2020-21, they’ll find a familiar face in a new role but still passionately supporting their endeavors as he has in one form or another for the past 26 years.
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High school coaches come in all shapes, sizes and styles.
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The rise of the COVID-19 virus, from vague concept to national crisis in a matter of weeks, has changed lives across the country.
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The Cardiff Mustangs competitive soccer club recently announced that its girls 2007 competitive soccer team has advanced to the Cal South State Cup (“State Cup”) semi-finals, a huge accomplishment for a local club.
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Prior to Saturday night’s CIF Girls Division I Basketball quarterfinal between top-seeded Mission Hills and No. 8 seed Carlsbad, Coach Chris Kroesch told his team that “all they needed to do was win by one.”
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When it comes to girls’ high school soccer in San Diego, the North Coast is where the action is.
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Like so many other nonprofits, the Canyon Crest Academy Foundation was disappointed when it became clear that its main fundraising event of the year had to be canceled due to the global coronavirus pandemic.
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Solana Center recently announced the launch of its new Virtual Workshop Series.
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Canyon Crest Academy’s Creative Writing Club recently announced that registration is open for the 9th Annual CCA Writers’ Conference which will be held online on Saturday, May 23 and May 30.
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Here are some “Best Bets” for online activities to undertake on your smart phone, computer or tablet during your stay-at-home, quarantine quandary.
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Two San Dieguito Academy students are looking for other high school students throughout the state to share their mental wellness stories for an article they’re working on in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month in May.
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A shortened version of the annual event will be held in August, but much of the three-week festival’s 2020 programming will be moved to next year.
Car trips are the focus of Joe Yogerst’s new guide, ‘100 Drives, 5,000 ideas’
Visitors to the Timken’s website can binge-watch on the museum’s YouTube channel as the museum curator takes the viewer on a deep dive into selected works and the artists who created them.
The Old Globe regards William Shakespeare as its premiere resident playwright, whose works and universal themes continue to resonate more than 400 years after his plays were written.
Closed since mid-March because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Belly Up nightclub has devised a novel way to keep the music playing while the 46-year-old Solana Beach venue entered its ninth week of being shuttered.
“One Theatre. One Story.” project aims to enlighten audiences about theaters’ relevance and their ongoing fight for survival during pandemic
New initiative seeks to provide $2 million to help local arts organizations struggling to overcome fiscal challenges fueled by the pandemic
The Theatre School @ North Coast Rep presents George Orwell’s satirical fable Animal Farm as its next student production with online performances.
The 101 Artists’ Colony’s 2020 Arts Alive Exhibit was installed on the Coast Highway a few weeks ago and can now be viewed on the light poles from La Costa Avenue to Cardiff Restaurant Row and Seaside Market parking lot, where they will remain on display until the end of May.
North Coast Repertory Theatre has created Theatre Conversations which was launched on March 26.
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Encinitas Friends of the Arts once again held a concert featuring the locally popular and internationally-renowned Los Angeles Balalaika Orchestra March 1 at the Encinitas Community Center.
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“Sweethearts Ball,” a family event for children on up to grandparents, took place Feb. 21 at the Encinitas Community and Senior Center.
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Nature Collective, the nonprofit that stewards lands such as San Elijo Lagoon, held the grand opening of Harbaugh Seaside Trails Feb. 22.
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More than 450 walkers and their dogs participated in the 8th annual “5K Paw Walk in the Garden” held Feb. 15 at the San Diego Botanic Garden.
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Coastal Roots Farm held a Food Forest Festival Feb. 9 in honor of Tu B’Shvat, the Jewish New Year of Trees.
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Runners once again participated in the popular Cardiff Kook 5k Run, 10k Run & Kids-K held Feb. 9.
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The Cardiff-by-the-Sea Foundation, the 101 Mainstreets and the Harbaugh Foundation have partnered with the Taylor Steele and Solento Tequila to hold a raffle that will donate 100% of the proceeds to the Encinitas Support Fund.
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Despite the quarantine, hula teacher Christinia Pualani Lee, known for her “Aloha spirited” classes, got a Hawaiian-style 102nd birthday party with socially distanced hula dancers and drive-by-birthday wishes.
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San Dieguito Newcomers and Friends hosts a free weekly phone-in cooking class with Chef Mary Chamberlin.
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The San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy (SDRVC) is adapting its programs to online formats for the duration of the pandemic.
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This continuing series of online activities is available to undertake on your computer or tablet during your quarantine quandary.
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Business Spotlight: “We’re here to provide care for anybody,” said Tanya Finnerty, owner of Homewatch Caregivers in La Jolla.
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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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