Author Archive for Promise Yee
Police go door to door to gather more information on park shooting that killed two
OCEANSIDE — Police, support groups and residents have joined together to stand against violent crimes following a shooting that occurred at 8:50 p.m. on March 13 at Libby Lake Park in which two juveniles were killed and two were injured.
Oceanside teen is youth of the year
OCEANSIDE — Angel Lopez has been recognized as the Boys & Girls Clubs San Diego County Youth of the Year.
Council OKs fireworks for July
OCEANSIDE — City Council approved having July fireworks at the March 13 meeting, but did not determine when, where and how.
O’side students have safer ways to school
OCEANSIDE — Lincoln Middle School and Palmquist Elementary students will have a safer walk to school this fall thanks to funds from Safe Routes to School.
Commission chair voted out, won’t run again
OCEANSIDE — Utility Commission chair Brian Boyle said he would not rerun as commission chair or vice chair, after being voted off the San Diego Water Authority board by City Council.
Council divided over sending letter
OCEANSIDE — City Council voted to send legislators a letter opposing SB-7, which if passed, will not allow charter cities that have a prevailing wage exemption to receive state funding for building projects.
Enforcement of new taxicab regulations begins
OCEANSIDE — New taxicab regulations that require companies to have 10 or more cabs in their fleet, one ADA compliant cab, GPS dispatching, and no vehicles more than 7 years old will be immediately and actively enforced with a campaign of sting operations.
Airfield dedicated to Tuskegee Airman
OCEANSIDE — Tuskegee Airman pilot Bob Maxwell was honored with having the airfield at Oceanside Municipal Airport named in his memory March 9.
Sidewalk project set to begin this summer
OCEANSIDE — Sidewalk installation and landscaping is set to begin this summer on the south side of Oceanside Boulevard east of Interstate 5 to Crouch Street.
Council says ‘no’ to revolving loan program
OCEANSIDE — City Council denied spending one-time funds to start a $500,000 revolving loan program for businesses March 27.
