Residents, local leaders attend ‘Ride for Roberta’
Over 100 residents and local leaders gathered on Saturday, Dec. 15 in Leucadia to support cycling advocate Roberta Walker and highlight concerns over transportation safety.
Residents, local leaders attend ‘Ride for Roberta’
Over 100 residents and local leaders gathered on Saturday, Dec. 15 in Leucadia to support cycling advocate Roberta Walker and highlight concerns over transportation safety.
City moves to cut off ‘Sprouts’ left turn
The Encinitas Traffic and Public Safety Commission moved Dec. 10 to eliminate a dangerous left-turn situation out of Sprouts Parking lot.
UCSD researchers receive $2M grant for algae-based plastic research
REGION — The U.S. Department of Energy awarded a $2 million grant to a group of UC San Diego biologists to research plastic polymers based on algae that degrade easier than normal plastics, the university announced
today.
The award is part of an $80 million grant package from the DOE Bioenergy Technologies...
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Residents, local leaders attend ‘Ride for Roberta’
by Gina Onori, , 1
Over 100 residents and local leaders gathered on Saturday, Dec. 15 in Leucadia to support cycling advocate Roberta Walker...
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City moves to cut off ‘Sprouts’ left turn
by Aaron Burgin, , 1
The Encinitas Traffic and Public Safety Commission moved Dec. 10 to eliminate a dangerous left-turn situation out of Sprouts...
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UCSD researchers receive $2M grant for algae-based plastic research
by Coast News wire services, , 0
REGION — The U.S. Department of Energy awarded a $2 million grant to a group of UC San Diego...
Residents, local leaders attend ‘Ride for Roberta’
Over 100 residents and local leaders gathered on Saturday, Dec. 15 in Leucadia to support cycling advocate Roberta Walker and highlight concerns over transportation safety.
Three years and 40 billion gallons later the Carlsbad Claude “Bud” Lewis Desalination plant is humming along.
A new class was sworn in on Dec. 11 to take their seats on the dais of the Carlsbad...
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Terry Gaasterland, Dave Druker, Sherryl Parks, Dwight Worden and Ellie Haviland will form Del Mar’s City Council for the...
Although the future of gun shows at the Del Mar Fairgrounds is still up in the air, attendees and...
Desal plant hits 40B gallon mark
Three years and 40 billion gallons later the Carlsbad Claude “Bud” Lewis Desalination plant is humming along.
New Carlsbad council members sworn in
A new class was sworn in on Dec. 11 to take their seats on the dais of the Carlsbad City Council.
Del Mar swears in new council members
Terry Gaasterland, Dave Druker, Sherryl Parks, Dwight Worden and Ellie Haviland will form Del Mar’s City Council for the next four years.
Latest gun show could be fairground’s last
Although the future of gun shows at the Del Mar Fairgrounds is still up in the air, attendees and vendors lamented a Dec. 8 and Dec. 9 event as the last of its kind at the venue.
Community Resource Center recently purchased a brand new refrigerated truck with the help of local donors.
A body was found in a creek bed near Moonlight Beach this morning.
Solana Beach’s Community Choice Aggregation program is anticipating a decline in projected revenue over the next few years, a...
An unfinished hearing on the outcome of the Solana Highlands revitalization project drew over 100 residents and 31 public...
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Community Resource Center takes delivery of new delivery truck
Community Resource Center recently purchased a brand new refrigerated truck with the help of local donors.
Body discovered in creek near Moonlight Beach
A body was found in a creek bed near Moonlight Beach this morning.
‘Growing pains’: City presents CCA quarterly update
Solana Beach’s Community Choice Aggregation program is anticipating a decline in projected revenue over the next few years, a hurdle one council member referred to as “growing pains.”
Solana Highlands public hearing to continue
An unfinished hearing on the outcome of the Solana Highlands revitalization project drew over 100 residents and 31 public comments on Dec. 5.
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Inn at Rancho Santa Fe to hold fundraiser for California wildfire victims
by Coast News wire services, , 0The Inn at Rancho Sante Fe and a local philanthropist will host a fundraiser today to help victims of...
This year on Dec. 7 was the 77th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Veterans and residents honored...
Deputy Mayor Chuck Lowery and Councilman Jerry Kern attended their last Oceanside City Council meeting as members on Dec....
Inn at Rancho Santa Fe to hold fundraiser for California wildfire victims
The Inn at Rancho Sante Fe and a local philanthropist will host a fundraiser today to help victims of wildfires in California.
Catching up with Rancho Santa Fe tennis star Coco Vandeweghe
The Coast News catches up with professional tennis player Colleen “Coco” Vandeweghe of Rancho Santa Fe to discuss tennis, family and her message to aspiring female athletes.
Remembering Pearl Harbor, preserving the past
This year on Dec. 7 was the 77th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Veterans and residents honored the fallen during National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day on a small pier in Oceanside.
Longtime city leaders Lowery, Kern attend final council meeting
Deputy Mayor Chuck Lowery and Councilman Jerry Kern attended their last Oceanside City Council meeting as members on Dec. 5.
Palomar College Governing Board trustee Nina Deerfield voted to grant herself $10,000 reimbursement for legal fees.
After years of the same faces on the San Marcos City Council, Dec. 11 officially brought the start of...
REGION — Two North County rising stars competed in the Foot Locker National Cross Country Championship meet on Dec....
Executive leaders from the Boys & Girls Club of Vista are warning the community about donation scams involving their...
Even though the Norm Reeves Honda Vista Dealership is still under construction, the company will receive an Award of...
Board member votes to grant herself $10K reimbursement
Palomar College Governing Board trustee Nina Deerfield voted to grant herself $10,000 reimbursement for legal fees.
Artist Niki de Saint Phalle’s ‘Queen Califia’s Magical Circle’
In 2003 the city of Escondido opened Queen Califia’s Magical Circle — the only American sculpture garden created by renowned French-American artist Nikide Saint Phalle — in the Iris Sankey Arboretum in Escondido’s Kit Carson Park.
San Marcos starts new era with swearing-in ceremony
After years of the same faces on the San Marcos City Council, Dec. 11 officially brought the start of a new era.
Velasco, Fahy compete at National Cross Country Championship Race
REGION — Two North County rising stars competed in the Foot Locker National Cross Country Championship meet on Dec. 8 at Balboa Park’s Morley Field Sports Complex in San Diego.
Jonathan Velasco, of Mission Hills High School, and Kristin Fahy, of La Costa Canyon High School, were among 40 student-athletes from...
Scam targets local Boys & Girls Clubs
Executive leaders from the Boys & Girls Club of Vista are warning the community about donation scams involving their nonprofit organization. The club relies heavily on donations because its kids are from socioeconomic situations where families have an annual income of $25,000 or less. Donations help bridge the gap for membership costs and help kids who may also...
In-progress Honda dealership gets an early honor
Even though the Norm Reeves Honda Vista Dealership is still under construction, the company will receive an Award of Excellence from the San Diego North Economic Development Council next month. The 46,000-square-foot future dealership is located on West Vista Way and is anticipated to create 100 job opportunities. It is expected to open at the end of the first...
Mayor’s Minute: How far will the judge go to remedy our housing impasse?
by Catherine S. Blakespear, , 0It’s nice to be back writing my monthly “Mayor’s Minute” column after a three-month election season break.
Plastic pollution has been growing like a waistline: like candy, we enjoy it for a moment, and before we...
Clotheslines used to be considered eyesores. But now they demonstrate your environmental responsibility.
DEL MAR — Although art resonated with Del Mar resident Adriana Zagorsky from a young age, it was always...
REGION — Two North County rising stars competed in the Foot Locker National Cross Country Championship meet on Dec....
One of the great runners in American history is set to be the new face of the Carlsbad 5000.
