Documentary by CSUSM professor tackles UFOs, SoCal history
“Calling All Earthlings,” the new documentary by Jonathan Berman, CSUSM associate professor in the School of Arts, delves into the mystical Integratron dome building.
Documentary by CSUSM professor tackles UFOs, SoCal history
“Calling All Earthlings,” the new documentary by Jonathan Berman, CSUSM associate professor in the School of Arts, delves into the mystical Integratron dome building.
Housing forum debates pros and cons of Measure U
The latest question facing Encinitas residents is: Should they vote to approve Measure U?
Conservative think tank finds gas tax raises annual cost of living
California's gas tax will lead to four-figure cost- of-living increases for working families, according to a new report.
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Documentary by CSUSM professor tackles UFOs, SoCal history
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“Calling All Earthlings,” the new documentary by Jonathan Berman, CSUSM associate professor in the School of Arts, delves into...
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Housing forum debates pros and cons of Measure U
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The latest question facing Encinitas residents is: Should they vote to approve Measure U?
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Conservative think tank finds gas tax raises annual cost of living
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California's gas tax will lead to four-figure cost- of-living increases for working families, according to a new report.
Documentary by CSUSM professor tackles UFOs, SoCal history
“Calling All Earthlings,” the new documentary by Jonathan Berman, CSUSM associate professor in the School of Arts, delves into the mystical Integratron dome building.
Voters will determine compensation for the City Council after the body approved a measure during its Sept. 18 meeting.
In its latest Climate Action Plan report, the city is closing in on a major goal.
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Candidates at a Sept. 13 public forum shared their stances on the most controversial Del Mar issues, from the...
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Carlsbad subcommittee recommends limiting council compensation
Voters will determine compensation for the City Council after the body approved a measure during its Sept. 18 meeting.
Carlsbad makes progress with Climate Action Plan
In its latest Climate Action Plan report, the city is closing in on a major goal.
Del Mar City Council candidates address issues in public forum
Candidates at a Sept. 13 public forum shared their stances on the most controversial Del Mar issues, from the city’s affordable housing requirement to short-term rentals in residential neighborhoods.
Anonymous resident takes aim at Shoreline initiative, prompts mayor’s response
Readers of the Del Mar Times may have spotted a paid advertisement in the paper’s Aug. 2 print edition, with the title, “Where The Surf Meets The Turd In Old Del Mar.”
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After nearly 18 months, it appears a proposed renovation of a Coast Highway 101 hotel could be headed to...
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Housing forum debates pros and cons of Measure U
The latest question facing Encinitas residents is: Should they vote to approve Measure U?
Portofino Hotel project looks to return to Planning Commission
After nearly 18 months, it appears a proposed renovation of a Coast Highway 101 hotel could be headed to the Planning Commission in the fall.
Defamation suit against former council candidate moves forward
A $25 million lawsuit against a former Solana Beach City Council candidate and his campaign manager moved forward on Sept. 6. in Superior Court.
Council and residents weigh in on Lomas Santa Fe roundabouts
East Solana Beach residents held “No Roundabouts” signs at the Aug. 22 Solana Beach City Council meeting while a consulting team of engineers laid out design plans for the Lomas Santa Fe Corridor.
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At her Tuscan-inspired Rancho Santa Fe estate, Holli Lienau places the finishing touches on her freshly baked sage and...
Arline "A.J." Genis, 85, who has written poetry for decades, is using her literary skills to write a historical...
Thousands of visitors poured into the city for the annual Oceanside Harbor Days.
For Ranch resident, charity’s on front burner
At her Tuscan-inspired Rancho Santa Fe estate, Holli Lienau places the finishing touches on her freshly baked sage and rosemary biscotti. She’s not alone. With her on this summer afternoon is a camera crew filming her YouTube cooking show, “Holli’s Easy Breezy Kitchen.”
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AJ Genis’ latest writing project a tribute to best friend
Arline "A.J." Genis, 85, who has written poetry for decades, is using her literary skills to write a historical romance novel in remembrance of her late friend Summer Murphy.
Oceanside Harbor Days reels in thousands of visitors
Thousands of visitors poured into the city for the annual Oceanside Harbor Days.
SOAR opponents launch targeted campaign
With the general election less than two months away, opponents of the Save Open Space and Agricultural Resources (SOAR) initiative have launched a campaign to defeat the measure.
EcoVivarium is a hands-on and educational museum alternative to Escondido's well recognized San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
High Schools: Low ACT scores, lower participation rates, but test becoming more popular
by Steve Horn, , 0In the Escondido Union High School District, students have obtained mixed results on the ACT and every school had...
“Calling All Earthlings,” the new documentary by Jonathan Berman, CSUSM associate professor in the School of Arts, delves into...
Business students have a new requirement starting this year at the California State University of San Marcos.
Few issues in California have garnered more controversy than the state’s “sanctuary” law, an issue which came to a...
Many contentious city issues were raised during the Sept. 18 Vista mayoral candidate forum at Shadowridge Golf Course.
EcoVivarium offers hands-on educational encounters with reptiles, amphibians
EcoVivarium is a hands-on and educational museum alternative to Escondido's well recognized San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
High Schools: Low ACT scores, lower participation rates, but test becoming more popular
In the Escondido Union High School District, students have obtained mixed results on the ACT and every school had low participation rates.
Documentary by CSUSM professor tackles UFOs, SoCal history
“Calling All Earthlings,” the new documentary by Jonathan Berman, CSUSM associate professor in the School of Arts, delves into the mystical Integratron dome building.
Business school launches new program requirement
Business students have a new requirement starting this year at the California State University of San Marcos.
Status quo on council support for sanctuary state lawsuit
Few issues in California have garnered more controversy than the state’s “sanctuary” law, an issue which came to a head at the Sept. 11 Vista City Council meeting.
At that meeting, City Council member and mayoral candidate Joe Green proposed a measure to repeal the council’s June 26 3-1 vote to join on as an...
Candidates tackle top issues at Vista mayoral candidate forum
Many contentious city issues were raised during the Sept. 18 Vista mayoral candidate forum at Shadowridge Golf Course.
The Del Mar Fairgrounds board of directors permitted a rap concert by an artist with a history of glorifying...
“Calling All Earthlings,” the new documentary by Jonathan Berman, CSUSM associate professor in the School of Arts, delves into...
Thousands of visitors poured into the city for the annual Oceanside Harbor Days.
Old Mission San Luis Rey de Francia: Where Hollywood filmed early movies, TV shows
by Adam Bradley, , 0Old Mission San Luis Rey de Francia in Oceanside is a National Historic Landmark and a popular location for...
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.
Torrey Pines High School seniors Bryce and Michael Pope are almost impossible to tell apart on the basketball court,...
