Encinitas to consider flying rainbow pride flag for LGBTQ Pride Month
The City of Encinitas could become the first city in the county to fly the rainbow pride flag at its City Hall in honor of
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New shelter policy delayed in Encinitas
A change in Encinitas policy that would allow emergency homeless shelters by right in the city’s business parks won’t take effect any time soon.
Budget to add $500k to pension payment, $75k for grant
Encinitas could pay an additional $500K toward lowering its unfunded pension liability and pick up the $75,000 shortfall in its community grants program.
State commission blocks Leucadia affordable housing site
A site that Encinitas officials have tabbed for future affordable housing is being blocked by the California Coastal Commission.
Encinitas named Tree City USA for eighth consecutive year
The Arbor Day Foundation designated Encinitas as a Tree City USA for the eight consecutive year, city officials announced today.
Mayor’s Minute: More than $100M worth of new projects open in Cardiff
What’s happened in our city in the last month is truly monumental. More than $100M of infrastructure improvements have been completed and are now open.
North County gets the spotlight during ‘Startup Week’
“Startup Week” runs from May 28 to June 3 in Tijuana, San Diego and Carlsbad, and for the first time will feature “North County Day.”
Coastal Rail Trail opens to praise, criticism
Above: Local officials and supporters celebrated the grand opening of the 1.3-mile stretch of the Coastal Rail Trail on May 10 in Encinitas. Courtesy photo/SANDAG
Driver injured after strawberry truck catches fire on I-5
A semi truck driver suffered minor injuries this morning when his big rig carrying boxes of strawberries caught fire on Interstate 5 in Encinitas.
