Encinitas council adopts contentious Homeless Action Plan
ENCINITAS — After hearing from a range of public opinions, the Encinitas City Council took its first step on the path to mitigating homelessness last
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Encinitas council appoints Joy Lyndes to District 3 seat
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas City Council appointed Joy Lyndes, a former city Environmental Commissioner and Cyclovia founder, to serve as District 3 representative for the
ACLU concerned San Dieguito school board suppressing public comments
ENCINITAS — The American Civil Liberties Union Foundation is concerned the San Dieguito Union High School District board of trustees has suppressed public comments at
Encinitas advances draft Housing Element update
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas City Council and Planning Commission agreed to move forward with the Sixth Cycle Housing Plan Update at a special meeting held
Leucadia Streetscape construction starts March 1
ENCINITAS — Encinitas residents should expect delays while traveling along Coast Highway 101 when preliminary construction of the city’s Leucadia Streetscape project kicks off next
Encinitas duo help others find wellness in digital age
ENCINITAS — With many adults still working from home, children engaged in distance learning and more tech power in their pockets than ever before, a
Encinitas condominium owners divided over proposed tree removal
EDITOR’S NOTE: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated the HOA board voted to spend $21,000 to remove 15 trees from the property. The
San Dieguito teachers feel ‘under attack, vilified’ amid pandemic
ENCINITAS — A number of San Dieguito Union High School District teachers feel “under attack” as public pressure mounts to get students back into the
First women recruits arrive in San Diego for Marine Corps boot camp
REGION — Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego welcomed the first wave of women recruits in the base’s history on Feb. 9. The female cadets
Judge tosses city’s objection in Grandview bluff collapse lawsuit
ENCINITAS — A Vista Superior Court judge sided with the Davis family on Jan. 25, overruling a “natural condition immunity” objection in a case filed