Carlsbad-based military school settles $1.75M sexual assault lawsuit
The Army and Navy Academy agreed to pay $1.75 million to settle a lawsuit filed by a former cadet who was allegedly sexually assaulted in 1999.
Carlsbad-based military school settles $1.75M sexual assault lawsuit
The Army and Navy Academy agreed to pay $1.75 million to settle a lawsuit filed by a former cadet who was allegedly sexually assaulted in 1999.
Oceanside Sign Shop selling after 29 years
After nearly three decades in business, the Palmer family is preparing to sell the Oceanside Sign Shop.
Coastal Commission approves Leucadia Streetscape
A proposed overhaul of Leucadia's stretch of Coast Highway 101 received the California Coastal Commission's unanimous blessing.
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Carlsbad-based military school settles $1.75M sexual assault lawsuit
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The Army and Navy Academy agreed to pay $1.75 million to settle a lawsuit filed by a former cadet...
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Oceanside Sign Shop selling after 29 years
by Marie Estrada, , 1
After nearly three decades in business, the Palmer family is preparing to sell the Oceanside Sign Shop.
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Coastal Commission approves Leucadia Streetscape
by Aaron Burgin, , 7
A proposed overhaul of Leucadia's stretch of Coast Highway 101 received the California Coastal Commission's unanimous blessing.
Carlsbad-based military school settles $1.75M sexual assault lawsuit
The Army and Navy Academy agreed to pay $1.75 million to settle a lawsuit filed by a former cadet who was allegedly sexually assaulted in 1999.
On Oct. 4, the hot yoga and barre studio at Fortis Fitness and Yogalux swapped yoga mats for cocktail...
Residents packed the house on Oct. 8 for the final stretch of the highly contested mayor’s race between incumbent Mayor...
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“The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” will be the focus of next year’s fair at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, set...
The City Council voted 3-1 at the Oct. 1 meeting to turn the city’s adaptation plan into an amendment...
Local fitness club celebrates five years
On Oct. 4, the hot yoga and barre studio at Fortis Fitness and Yogalux swapped yoga mats for cocktail tables as the fitness club celebrated its fifth anniversary.
Hall, Schumacher head down final stretch
Residents packed the house on Oct. 8 for the final stretch of the highly contested mayor’s race between incumbent Mayor Matt Hall and Councilwoman Cori Schumacher.
Follow the yellow brick road to next year’s fair
“The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” will be the focus of next year’s fair at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, set to run from Friday, May 31 to Thursday, July 4.
Del Mar moves to add adaptation plan to local coastal program
The City Council voted 3-1 at the Oct. 1 meeting to turn the city’s adaptation plan into an amendment to its local coastal program.
A transportation update on the San Elijo Lagoon Double Track Project turned into a heated disagreement over inter- and...
Julie Moss’ iconic collapse at the 1982 Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii, redefined the sport and what an...
Local artist Wylie Schwartz, 23, grew up in Solana Beach, with the ocean as a backdrop for her innate...
The Belly Up was alive with singing, cursing and crusading at a three-hour Oct. 8 rally meant to raise...
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Chesterfield sidewalk decision stirs debate at City Hall
A transportation update on the San Elijo Lagoon Double Track Project turned into a heated disagreement over inter- and intra-agency authority at Encinitas City Council on Sept. 26.
Ironman icon Julie Moss details legendary 1982 race in new book
Julie Moss’ iconic collapse at the 1982 Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii, redefined the sport and what an individual will sacrifice just to finish a race.
Slices of young North County artist’s life on display at pizzeria
Local artist Wylie Schwartz, 23, grew up in Solana Beach, with the ocean as a backdrop for her innate love of drawing. And her North County pride shines through her art.
Nuclear waste takes stage at Belly Up event
The Belly Up was alive with singing, cursing and crusading at a three-hour Oct. 8 rally meant to raise awareness about safe nuclear storage at the now-defunct San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station.
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The Rancho Santa Fe Association invited Covenant residents and those affiliated with RSF Connect to a groundbreaking ceremony at...
After nearly three decades in business, the Palmer family is preparing to sell the Oceanside Sign Shop.
After the driftnet ban, swordfish fishery faces sustainability & market pressures
by Carey Blakely, , 0Senate Bill 1017, signed into law on Sept. 27, will phase out driftnet fishing over a four-year period that...
Lake Hodges Dam: Reaching a Milestone
There is no question that Rancho Santa Fe has come a long way since its early beginnings in the late 1920s.
RSF Connect holds groundbreaking ceremony
The Rancho Santa Fe Association invited Covenant residents and those affiliated with RSF Connect to a groundbreaking ceremony at the Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club on Sept. 27.
The ceremony was held at the site where the Fiber Optics Maintenance Building will be constructed for 1-gigabit fiber-optic internet network in the...
Oceanside Sign Shop selling after 29 years
After nearly three decades in business, the Palmer family is preparing to sell the Oceanside Sign Shop.
After the driftnet ban, swordfish fishery faces sustainability & market pressures
Senate Bill 1017, signed into law on Sept. 27, will phase out driftnet fishing over a four-year period that includes both buyouts and incentives for commercial fishermen.
Escondido Mayor Sam Abed discussed the issue of marijuana licensing at an Oct. 3 town hall meeting.
Grape Day Festival in Escondido is dead. Long live Grape Day Festival.
San Marcos Unified went down south to find its new superintendent.
Voters in San Marcos will have three choices for mayor to replace longtime Mayor Jim Desmond, who is running...
Eight candidates for three separate seats will test their luck in running for office on Nov. 6 in Vista’s...
Paula Torres-Symington is a trailblazer who made her mark in the world of tequila — a spirit business dominated...
Marijuana debate renewed at Escondido mayoral town hall
Escondido Mayor Sam Abed discussed the issue of marijuana licensing at an Oct. 3 town hall meeting.
Grape Day Festival lives on through 5K, revitalization plans in works
Grape Day Festival in Escondido is dead. Long live Grape Day Festival.
San Marcos taps San Diego High principal for superintendent position
San Marcos Unified went down south to find its new superintendent.
Three vie for San Marcos mayor spot
Voters in San Marcos will have three choices for mayor to replace longtime Mayor Jim Desmond, who is running for District 5 supervisor after being termed out of office.
Two council seats and mayoral office up for grabs in Vista
Eight candidates for three separate seats will test their luck in running for office on Nov. 6 in Vista’s local election.
Vista woman breaks the glass ceiling into tequila industry
Paula Torres-Symington is a trailblazer who made her mark in the world of tequila — a spirit business dominated by males.
It’s time to vote Oceansiders! Are you sick of the political flyers in your mailbox, pop up ads on...
“The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” will be the focus of next year’s fair at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, set...
Local artist Wylie Schwartz, 23, grew up in Solana Beach, with the ocean as a backdrop for her innate...
The Encinitas 101 MainStreet Association is seeking local artists to help carve pumpkins in anticipation of their 17th Annual...
After a 6-0 start, the Cal State University San Marcos men's soccer team entered the NCAA Division 2 top...
While some can boast they have hit an age milestone, former Carmel Valley resident and runner Dave Dial reached...
The Breeders’ Cup World Championships, considered the pinnacle of thoroughbred racing, will return to Del Mar in 2021.
