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The City of Encinitas is proposing an exciting protected bike way project, sometimes called a cycle track, on Highway 101 through Cardiff and across the San Elijo Lagoon, from Chesterfield Drive south to the border with Solana Beach.
It’s an unusual and exciting achievement when $100 million of infrastructure improvements comes to the City of Encinitas!
SDUHSD board decisions: Our children should always be the first priorityI read with interest the recent article regarding trustees John Salazar and Maureen “Mo” Muir.
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Dear Friends, It is with both a sense of sadness and excitement that I bid farewell to our San Dieguito Union High School District (SDUHSD) community to accept the position of Superintendent in San Ramon.
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I just came across an article about a few individuals who live in Sandlewood who are suing the city of Encinitas.
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Did anyone in Encinitas who voted for Proposition P back in 2010 imagine that the EUSD would borrow and spend millions to try to convert a vacant lot into a farm?
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Here at The Grauer School, it seems every year we have more conversations about how ubiquitous cellphone technology is becoming.
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Last month, the Cardiff Chamber of Commerce sued the organizers of the Cardiff Kook Run for copyright infringement.
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During that horrific wind and rainstorm the weekend of Jan. 23 and 24, I lost a childhood “friend.”
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Last fall, the Canyon Crest girls golf team made news in the Avocado West League, tying perennial top dog Torrey Pines for the league championship, determined by the results of a double round robin of dual matches during the regular season. -
Contract clause reportedly limited opportunities to within 75-mile radius
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Wavecrest Woodies The 40th Annual Wavecrest Woodie Meet takes place 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Chanting “fossil fuels have got to go” and holding signs urging neighbors not to be a “fossil fool,” Encinitas students and local residents marched along Coast Highway 101 Sept. 20 in support of bolder action to address climate change.
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A boutique luxury hotel project with multiple bars can proceed as planned, the Encinitas City Council unanimously agreed Wednesday, Sept. 18, as it rejected an opponent’s appeal of a city Planning Commission decision.
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According to state law every residential property owner has a right to create an auxiliary unit on or in their land if there is space, yet current Encinitas regulations and codes make it nearly impossible to do so.
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Without apparent concern or empathy for their constituents, Encinitas City Councilpersons, sitting as the San Dieguito Water District Board, on Jan. 20, 2016 approved a whopping, two-year 13 percent residential water rate increase.
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The City of Encinitas has, since incorporation, failed to conduct a comprehensive housing inventory; therefore, up to 1,000 illegal dwelling units go uncounted.
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By Encinitas standards, Christmas Day was blustery. Winds were 15 miles per hour, gusting to 20.
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When you live in an apartment community, sharing is everything.
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On Nov. 11, 2015, the Encinitas City Council approved a $521,650 contract (more correctly $573,766 with contingency) for construction plans, environmental documents, and State approval for an at-grade RR crossing at Montgomery Dr. (11/16/15 Encinitas Advocate article, “Encinitas council OKs contract for rail crossing”).
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