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Authorities arrested an Encinitas man on suspicion of murder Friday, Oct. 11, in the slaying of his girlfriend, whose mother reported her missing last week, about six days before deputies found her decomposing body in Encinitas.
It’s first time Legislature has prohibited purchase of firearms, ammo on state-owned property
An autopsy determined Sabrina Lukosky, 43, died by homicide, according to sheriff’s officials. Lukosky’s mother had reported her missing Oct. 3
The 22nd Agricultural District’s board of directors has begun a strategic planning process to guide the future of the fairgrounds, precipitated in part by declining attendance at the county fair and revenue from horse racing.
The San Diego County chapter of the California Landscape Contractors Association (CLCA) recently gave out their Annual 2019 Beautification Awards and several North County landscapers and projects took home awards.
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A proposal to add a third traffic roundabout on Leucadia Boulevard needs additional study and the project’s planned sidewalks really ought to be expanded, the city’s Planning Commission decided Thursday, Oct. 3. -
The fire ignited off Holmwood Lane near the San Elijo Lagoon
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Elected leaders struck a major deal on Friday, Sept. 27, over the San Diego region’s transportation future — pledging support for several long-promised highway projects and an ambitious new high-speed-rail system.
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A half-dozen residents appeared at the start of a public meeting held by Encinitas officials Tuesday night, Oct. 2.
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Ocean Knoll Elementary third-grader Alexa Cardenas walked up and down the aisles at Target with her mom Oct. 1, picking out new clothes for school with $70 from the Assistance League of Rancho San Dieguito’s Operation School Bell.
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The nonprofit Circulate San Diego released a report detailing ways North County cities can save lives using strategies from Vision Zero, a global campaign to eliminate traffic fatalities.
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How big was Carlsbad’s 3-1 (25-13, 16-25, 25-19, 25-18) girls’ volleyball triumph over La Costa Canyon Wednesday night?
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Historical Designation Celebration: Encinitas Boathouses The Encinitas Preservation Association invites the public to celebrate the historical designation of the Encinitas Boathouses on the National Registry 10 a.m.
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Football: Cathedral Catholic opened Western League play with a decisive 50-14 victory over Point Loma on Oct. 4.
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Never underestimate the power of youth.
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Kianne Farmer of La Mesa co-founded Shades of Pink Foundation California, but her mom, Vembra Holnagel of Encinitas, runs the all-volunteer organization
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The Harbaugh Seaside Trails is taking shape on the three-acre coastal overlook at the gateway linking Solana Beach and Cardiff-by-the-Sea, promising an open space preserve for dog-walking, sunset-watching and peaceful contemplation in nature.
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With signs reading “Not One More,” “No Gun Shows in Del Mar” and “Ban Assault Weapons,” NeverAgainCA supporters protested the Crossroads of the West gun show at the Del Mar Fairgrounds Sept. 28.
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Authorities have publicly identified a 76-year-old man who was gravely injured when he was struck by a pickup near an Encinitas intersection a week ago.
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Sheriff’s arson investigators trying to determine what sparked blaze in iconic restaurant on North Coast Highway 101
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Bike lanes, underpasses and StreetScape I read Mayor Blakespear’s editorial with great interest.
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This summer, the Nature Collective celebrated one of its newest land acquisitions and public trails, the Lake Drive Trail in Cardiff-by-the-Sea.
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The San Dieguito Union High School District has begun construction on the new Sunset Educational Center campus.
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Year-long project to be followed immediately by re-striping of roadway lanes
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The Encinitas City Council unanimously approved a plan designed to make South Coast Highway 101 safer for local cyclists between Chesterfield Drive and the Solana Beach border.
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The Encinitas City Council adopted a safe storage law for owners of firearms at its Sept. 23 meeting.
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Kat Hammock, who grew up in Encinitas and recently graduated from La Costa Canyon High School, landed on Team Blake in the NBC singing competition “The Voice,” following her rendition of Billy Joel’s “Vienna” in an episode that aired Sept. 23.
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