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COVID-19 resurge prompts caution for public meetings
Local officials are endorsing — but not mandating — indoor masking following new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Andrew Primes is tied to two school districts and a summer camp
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Just a few years ago, Bryce Wettstein cried on camera when she made her first X Games: “I never thought that would happen.”
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Commuter trains would go as far as Anaheim for special events
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Encinitas said ‘some of the pieces were just not appropriate’ for the venue
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Surfrider Foundation releases 2020 Beach Cleanup Report
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Some parents argue masks harm students and should be a choice; others say masks prevent COVID spread and keep schools open
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Del Mar kicked off its opening weekend with several stakes races, including the Grade II, $250,000 San Diego Handicap on July 17 (pictured above).
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The Encinitas Planning Commission continued a decision on the Encinitas Boulevard Apartment to its Thursday, Aug. 19 meeting.
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For the past three years, Del Mar has been ranked the safest major racetrack in the nation according to numbers compiled by the Equine Injury Database.
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Some school leaders, parents say masks aren’t needed in schools; others point to rising COVID cases
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Lawsuit claims district failed to stop male student accused of cyberbullying in middle school and high school
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After a year of virtual race audiences due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club welcomed back about 15,000 people in person to its 82nd annual Opening Day races Friday, July 16.
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The 45-year-old paralympian overcame a year of major health crises to qualify for games
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About 272,000 people attended Homegrown Fun, a scaled-down version of the San Diego County Fair that concluded on the Fourth of July with a fireworks display and other patriotic-themed activities.
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When skateboarding makes its Olympic debut in Tokyo this month, 17-year-old Bryce Wettstein from Encinitas will be there representing the USA on the women’s park team.
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Scripps obstetrician and gynecologist Sean Daneshmand is leading a medical program at Scripps that is expanding to address the increase of women in the United States who are experiencing complications during pregnancy and childbirth.
