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The Encinitas Historical Society recently announced its new chronologically documented history book “Encinitas: Our History and People.”
The boathouses on Third Street in Encinitas have been one of the city’s most notable landmarks for more than 90 years, with fact and fiction about their origin and architect Miles Minor Kellogg sometimes blending in local lore.
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‘Life Stories of a Hustler Priest’ chronicles how a poor kid from the Bronx helped countless homeless San Diegans
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The Grammy-winning “Chuck E.'s in Love’ troubadour pulls no punches in her intensely personal book. ‘It was easy, hard and cathartic,” she says
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As the one year anniversary of the coronavirus comes and goes this month, Encinitas residents Sebastian Slovin and Sonya Mohamed are reflecting on the myriad of ways people have grappled with the reality of the pandemic.
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San Diego author’s new book explores the dynamics during World War II at Bletchley Park in England, where codebreakers must solve complex military codes, survive the pressures of secrecy and outwit a Soviet spy who tries to tear apart friendships
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Canyon Crest Academy’s Creative Writing Club recently announced the publication of its 10th anniversary anthology, The Sky’s the Limit.
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Canyon Crest Academy’s Creative Writing Club recently announced the final two keynotes for the 10th Annual CCA Writers’ Conference.
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Book helps readers learn about the positive choices they can make to get the most out of life
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Canyon Crest Academy’s Creative Writing Club recently announced two keynotes for the 10th Annual CCA Writers’ Conference.
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The conference will be held Feb. 20-21 and March 6-7.
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Gary Chapman, PhD will share strategies to connect in meaningful ways with teenagers
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Former Encinitas City Councilwoman Lisa Shaffer, a self-described “lifelong political junkie,” tackled some of the most pressing environmental issues during her time at NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Encinitas-based veterinarian Vera Heidolph recently released her debut book “If You’ve Ever Loved a Dog,” featuring vignettes about her dogs and other stories from her career.
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The folk-rock and country-rock pioneer lived in Rancho Santa Fe, Del Mar, Tijuana, and a shed behind San Diego’s Blue Guitar store
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An Encinitas resident and his brother released the first of a series of illustrated children’s books, “WEE BEASTiES,” which teaches proper handwashing technique.
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Disillusioned by a president embroiled in controversy, and discouraged by an increasingly unpopular war overseas and systemic racism at home, 23-year-old David Reed “just wanted to get out of Dodge.”
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Shortly after the terrorist attacks on 9/11, longtime national security official William M.
