Edison: ‘We could have done a better job’ handling canister incident
Nearly eight months after a canister incident delayed storage operations at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, the message from Southern California Edison’s management team was clear: The company is committed to regaining the public’s trust.
Edison: ‘We could have done a better job’ handling canister incident
Nearly eight months after a canister incident delayed storage operations at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, the message from Southern California Edison’s management team was clear: The company is committed to regaining the public’s trust.
Consider Joining the Encinitas Guitar Orchestra
The Encinitas Guitar Orchestra spring session’s theme is A World of Guitar Music, featuring music from China, South America, Cuba, Scotland, Spain, and more.
After 24 years, Coast Hwy Traders owner to retire
In 1995, Beverly Goodman drove 4,000 miles around Mexico, meeting local artisans and purchasing anything that would fit into her old truck.
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Edison: ‘We could have done a better job’ handling canister incident
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Nearly eight months after a canister incident delayed storage operations at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, the message from...
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Consider Joining the Encinitas Guitar Orchestra
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The Encinitas Guitar Orchestra spring session’s theme is A World of Guitar Music, featuring music from China, South America,...
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After 24 years, Coast Hwy Traders owner to retire
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In 1995, Beverly Goodman drove 4,000 miles around Mexico, meeting local artisans and purchasing anything that would fit into...
Edison: ‘We could have done a better job’ handling canister incident
Nearly eight months after a canister incident delayed storage operations at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, the message from Southern California Edison’s management team was clear: The company is committed to regaining the public’s trust.
Neighbors said another resident in the neighborhood reported to police seeing the two alleged killers scale their backyard fence...
Alana Uriell earned her LPGA Tour card after tying for 20th at Q-Series last year, thus is eligible for...
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City accepting RFPs for Distillery Lot
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Solana Beach drives talks on North County energy proposals
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Library Guild asks for community’s help with roof campaign
The Rancho Santa Fe Library Guild decided it was time to launch its Redo the Roof Campaign.
Flower fields a super bloomin’ good time
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New speed limits approved for Oceanside streets
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n his Feb. 27 State of the City address, Escondido Mayor Paul McNamara acknowledged the agriculture community.
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Teachers hold rallies as union contract talks stall
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In State of the City, mayor pays homage to agriculture
n his Feb. 27 State of the City address, Escondido Mayor Paul McNamara acknowledged the agriculture community.
My Yard Live breaks ground next week
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Protest upstages San Marcos State of the City address
San Marcos Mayor Rebecca Jones’ first state of the city address on Feb. 26 was upstaged by an unrelated student protest on the campus of Cal State San Marcos.
Sen. Bates drives legislation on sober living regulations
For the past four years, Sen. Pat Bates (R-Laguna Nigel) has been attempting to pass some legislation without violating the rights of the addicts being treated
Ex-high school staffer arrested on threat charges
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