Vista continues to consider public plaza options
Residents and business owners Julie and Dave Lowen have a vision for a small plaza in downtown Vista called the Vista Town Square Public Market.
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Vista firefighter recovering from brain injury
Local firefighter Jimmy Williams remains in critical, but stable, condition after suffering a workplace accident on April 14 at the Vista Fire Department.
Vista high school students win film award, trip to NYC
Looking through the lens of her father, Vista High School sophomore Zahlia Alcala found a vision.
CSUSM professor probes environmental impacts on Native Americans in new book
Dina Gilio-Whitaker, an adjunct professor of American Indian Studies at Cal State University San Marcos, has released a new book on the history of environmental
Assembly passes gun show ban at Del Mar Fairgrounds
The Assembly voted 48-16 today in favor of a bill co- authored by three San Diego County legislators that will ban gun and ammunition sales
MiraCosta College to offer students 2 years tuition-free
Beginning this fall, the first two years of college will be free for first-time, full-time MiraCosta students. MiraCosta College recently announced its expansion of the
‘Equal pay’ bill faces opposition by former supporters
A women’s surfing advocacy group has withdrawn its endorsement of a state bill requiring equal pay for female athletes over concerns the legislation does not
San Diego breweries win big at International Beer Festival
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated after Stone Brewing’s bronze medal for smoked beer was changed to “honorable mention” by the LAIBC. REGION —
Transforming at-risk foster youth through wilderness training
Foster the Earth was founded with the goal of connecting children and young adults in the foster care system with nature as a way of
Clifford becomes newest member of Vista Fire Department
The newest addition may not have spots, but he does offer comfort and provide excitement.