City Manager, city employees get raises
Encinitas' top employee and its rank-and-file employees will receive two-percent raises, as the City Council approved the pay increases.
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Cardiff School’s modernization project receives Council approval
The Encinitas City Council has upheld the Planning Commission’s approval of Cardiff School District’s plans to redesign the campus.
Encinitas to borrow from open-space fund to pay for circulation element
Encinitas officials are moving forward with a proposal to defund a proposed staircase at Beacon's Beach as part of its capital improvement project budget.
Encinitas issues gun violence awareness proclamation
Mayor Catherine Blakespear on May 22 issued a proclamation declaring June 7 as National Gun Violence Awareness Day, as part of a nationwide effort.
Encinitas to defund Beacon’s staircase, considers loan for Streetscape
Encinitas City Council is poised to defund a proposed staircase at Beacon’s Beach may borrow $22 million to finance construction of Leucadia Streetscape.
Crossing Guard program gets Encinitas Council nod
Encinitas supported the concept of a pilot crossing guard program at two local schools, and at least one of the city’s two school districts is
Encinitas to hold forum on proposed gas-powered leaf blower ban
The Encinitas Chamber of Commerce and the city of Encinitas will host a community forum tonight to discuss eliminating the use of gas-powered leaf blowers.
Temporary field lights to stay one more year at Leo Mullen
The temporary field lights at Leo Mullen Sports Park will stay up at least one more year, as city officials continue to explore more permanent
Encinitas considering crossing guard program
A staple at intersections around schools across the country could be on its way to Encinitas — the crossing guard.
Task force to tackle Rancho Santa Fe Road concerns
A group of Olivenhain residents has created a task force to address the numerous concerns about the town’s main drag, Rancho Santa Fe Road.
