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Railroad tracks essential to protecting region’s economy and national defense interests, officials say
With the goal of facing “the realities of the next 100 years,” Assemblywoman Tasha Boerner Horvath held a meeting of the Select Committee on Sea Level Rise and the California Economy at Encinitas City Hall Dec. 3.
Following heavy rains, a section of the Del Mar bluffs collapsed sometime around Friday morning, Nov. 29, within feet of the train tracks that regularly carry passengers between Los Angeles and San Diego.
Furthering its mission of “creating the political will for a livable world,” local members of the nonprofit Citizens’ Climate Lobby recently visited Capitol Hill in support of a bill that would add a fee for fossil fuel usage with the goal of reducing emissions.
On the day that it had to cancel its Thanksgiving Thursday racing card due to predicted storms, the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club took a semantical stab at looking on the bright side.
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Encinitas city planning commissioners on Thursday, Nov. 21, approved permits for a third traffic circle roundabout on Leucadia Boulevard, a project that’s been some 17 years in the making. -
Proposal involves using Leichtag Foundation land along Saxony Road
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For more than 40 years, a hardcover book with a red cover, filled with handwritten observations and details about a long-ago adventure, sat nearly forgotten on a shelf as the book’s owners, retired Superior Court Judge Marshall Hockett and his wife Debbie, pursued careers and raised a family.
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Proposal would not impact existing homes or businesses
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Opposition continues to swell against the proposed name change of Sunset High School in Encinitas.
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An Encinitas property owner has filed a lawsuit against The Ray, a recently approved 35-unit hotel project, over concerns about noise, parking and other alleged violations under the California Environmental Quality Act.
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For The Sender is returning home to the historic La Paloma Theater for its annual Holiday Show on Dec. 14 at 7:30 p.m.
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You wouldn’t think so by watching them, but dancers of all levels are set to perform during a family-friendly Holiday Showcase & Party 7 p.m.
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San Dieguito Art Guild presents its ninth annual Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, Dec. 14, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Encinitas Community Center, 1140 Oakcrest Park Drive (corner of Encinitas Blvd and Balour), Encinitas.
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Botanic Wonderland: Holiday Nights in the Garden San Diego Botanic Garden, 230 Quail Gardens Drive, Encinitas, will illuminate 37 acres of flora, including pine trees, Pony Tail palms and aloes, Dragon trees and bamboo, with more than 125,000 sparkling lights during its Botanic Wonderland Holiday Nights in the Garden.
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With plans to move to Peru, owner Monica Szepesy is training her son Niko, 18, to run Q’ero restaurant in Encinitas
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With its lavish meals, candies and other treats, the holiday season presents a potentially high health risk for pets if they have easy access to foods they’re not supposed to eat.
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Cardiff surfing legend Rob Machado has several projects on his plate this month, including a film premiere, a tequila brand launch and the inaugural Wonderfront music festival in San Diego.
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There’s no greater proof of San Diego’s famously fair weather than this: In 82 years, the Del Mar race track has never lost a single day of horse racing to inclement weather.
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Council considers requiring all gates to remain open during high-fire-risk periods
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Ocean Knoll Elementary School in Encinitas has swapped out single-use sporks for silverware, making a substantial impact on reducing plastic waste at school.
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Solana Beach residents spoke out against a San Dieguito Union High School District proposal to build a new district office that would take away field space on the Earl Warren Middle School campus.
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San Dieguito Union High School District’s classified employees again rallied at the board’s Nov. 7 meeting, as they seek “fairness and equity” in their ongoing salary negotiations.
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Memo cites need for additional bed space, but data also show significant decrease in profitability
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Amid the debate about the safety of thoroughbred racing in Southern California, the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club could point to one fact: It had not suffered a single racing fatality in 2019.
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Commissioners ‘really stunned’ wooden structures still exist
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Tuesday, Nov. 5 was an Election Day in Encinitas.
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