A voter guide to California’s primary election
ENCINITAS — Mail-in ballots have started trickling in as the state heads into the primary election next month. Voters can cast ballots for candidates in
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Encinitas family races to find kidney donor for father, husband
ENCINITAS — A local family is urgently searching for a kidney donor to help restore a father’s quality of life, but they’re not alone. According
Vista’s Broadway Theater returns with full slate of performances
VISTA — After more than two years of stops and starts, theatergoers are back in their seats with season tickets for a full slate of
Vista council adopts housing ordinance allowing smaller single-family lots
VISTA — Vista is driving a path to increase its housing availability for every resident. While the state has dropped several mandates to encourage dense
Vista teachers request more student support resources in early contract talks
VISTA — Rounding out Teachers Appreciation Week, educators in Vista defended their ask in ongoing contract negotiations. Following an extended closed session on May 5,
No bids submitted for Vista homeless shelter
VISTA — After a failed attempt to draw in an operator on a yet-to-be-determined site for a homeless shelter in Vista, the city is pivoting
Backfence Society’s hands-off approach thrills anti-censorship Vista artist
VISTA — The Backfence Society is granting wishes, at least for some artists. The nonprofit is dedicated to community engagement through art by offering programs
Vista community celebrates Earth Day at Brengle Terrace Park
VISTA — After a two-year coronavirus hiatus, the family-friendly Earth Day celebration returned on April 23 to Vista, welcoming visitors from all over the region to
Escondido farming students learn ups, downs of agriculture
ESCONDIDO — A year roiled by inflation and supply-chain issues provided students in the Future Farmers of America program at Escondido High School an opportunity
