County unemployment dips to 3.5 percent in February
San Diego County's unadjusted unemployment rate dipped to 3.5 percent in February.
County unemployment dips to 3.5 percent in February
San Diego County's unadjusted unemployment rate dipped to 3.5 percent in February.
Bernie Sanders to hold campaign rally at Waterfront Park
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, will hold a rally in San Diego today for the first time since launching his 2020 campaign.
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.
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County unemployment dips to 3.5 percent in February
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San Diego County's unadjusted unemployment rate dipped to 3.5 percent in February.
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Bernie Sanders to hold campaign rally at Waterfront Park
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Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, will hold a rally in San Diego today...
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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...
County unemployment dips to 3.5 percent in February
San Diego County's unadjusted unemployment rate dipped to 3.5 percent in February.
The City Council is moving quickly with its decision on whether to launch a Community Choice Aggregation program.
Neighbors said another resident in the neighborhood reported to police seeing the two alleged killers scale their backyard fence...
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An upcoming seminar series focusing on cannabis education hit a road bump in mid-March, after a detail in its...
Despite continued investment on the part of the owners, the Plaza experienced a net operating income decline of about...
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The City Council is moving quickly with its decision on whether to launch a Community Choice Aggregation program.
Victim’s neighbors, residents react to slaying
Neighbors said another resident in the neighborhood reported to police seeing the two alleged killers scale their backyard fence prior to the slaying, but a patrol car did not locate the two.
Goodlife cannabis event raises questions, concerns
An upcoming seminar series focusing on cannabis education hit a road bump in mid-March, after a detail in its promotional pamphlet caught the attention of the Del Mar Fairground’s operating board.
Despite its charm, Del Mar Plaza’s income continues decline
Despite continued investment on the part of the owners, the Plaza experienced a net operating income decline of about 10 percent in 2018.
The San Diego chapter of the Sierra Club has backtracked from a February statement opposing the Cardiff School District’s...
Eleanor Musick said that suing the Cardiff School District was the last thing she wanted to do.
City Council opened the door on Feb. 27 for developers to propose potential affordable housing options for the Distillery...
The wave of Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) that has swept over much of California is now making its...
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Sierra Club backs off Berkich Park statement
The San Diego chapter of the Sierra Club has backtracked from a February statement opposing the Cardiff School District’s proposed redesign of the Cardiff Elementary School campus.
Lawsuit creates rift within school community
Eleanor Musick said that suing the Cardiff School District was the last thing she wanted to do.
City accepting RFPs for Distillery Lot
City Council opened the door on Feb. 27 for developers to propose potential affordable housing options for the Distillery Lot on 140 S. Sierra Avenue.
Solana Beach drives talks on North County energy proposals
The wave of Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) that has swept over much of California is now making its way to San Diego.
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A special board meeting on Feb. 20 offered board members of the Rancho Santa Fe School District the opportunity...
The Rancho Santa Fe Library Guild decided it was time to launch its Redo the Roof Campaign.
Since the end of February, thousands of people have been flocking eastward or northward to see the wide array...
R. Roger Rowe prepares for electronic locks vote
A special board meeting on Feb. 20 offered board members of the Rancho Santa Fe School District the opportunity to discuss the options of access control systems, electronic locks, and manual locks.
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.
Popular blogger writes yummy dessert cookbook
Most folks never forget their childhoods and dessert cookbook author Jackie Bruchez is no exception.
Flowers near Lake Elsinore a super bloomin’ good time
Since the end of February, thousands of people have been flocking eastward or northward to see the wide array of vibrant colors.
One of the biggest botanical gardens in San Diego County, which also happens to be a large community college...
At a March 18 luncheon, County Supervisor Jim Desmond addressed the Escondido Republican Club.
For the past four years, Sen. Pat Bates (R-Laguna Nigel) has been attempting to pass some legislation without violating...
Palomar College breaks ground on arboretum upgrades
One of the biggest botanical gardens in San Diego County, which also happens to be a large community college campus, broke ground on enhancements at a March 15 ceremony.
Desmond, Gallo address Escondido Republicans
At a March 18 luncheon, County Supervisor Jim Desmond addressed the Escondido Republican Club.
Walnut Grove Park holds a special history in San Marcos
Most cities have parks, but San Marcos has Walnut Grove Park, which has “a park within a park.”
City of San Marcos invites you to ‘go fly a kite’
If you’ve ever been told to “go fly a kite,” and not acted on it, consider attending the San Marcos Historical Society’s sponsored “Celebration of Kites” on March 30.
Cat & Craft combines coffee, cats and lots of love
Cats and coffee seem to go together — at least at Cat & Craft in Vista, thanks to owners Caroline and Andrew Vaught.
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
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There is a huge difference between “downplaying risks,” as the Samuel Lawrence Foundation asserts, and appropriately assessing risk and...
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Encinitas officials confirmed that the Mizel Family Foundation is no longer providing its $75,000 matching grant.
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