Residents sue Blakespear for free speech violations, breach of settlement
ENCINITAS — Five Encinitas residents filed a lawsuit against Mayor Catherine Blakespear on Wednesday in Vista Superior Court for allegedly blocking their public comments on
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Shatto & Sons founder breaks ground on reconstruction project
ENCINITAS — Nearly three years after early morning flames consumed several local businesses, Shatto & Sons founder Jim Shatto broke ground this week for a
Captain Keno’s welcomes return of newly refurbished sign
ENCINITAS — After waiting more than 18 months, Gerry Sova, owner of Captain Keno’s Restaurant in Leucadia, watched on Wednesday afternoon as workers installed a
Transient suffering from mental crisis assaults Encinitas councilman
ENCINITAS — A transient woman suffering from a drug-induced mental health crisis assaulted a local council member with a belt on Tuesday night in downtown
San Dieguito trustee Muir won’t seek re-election in District 1
ENCINITAS — Trustee Maureen “Mo” Muir, a conservative voice on the San Dieguito Union High School District board just shy of a decade, will not
San Diego County’s last large-scale printing press closing its doors
VISTA — The last large-scale commercial printing press in San Diego County is closing its doors. Advanced Web Offset, or AWO, a printing company operating
Encinitas fisherman uses advanced marine radar to track illegal fishing
ENCINITAS — For lifelong fisherman Joe Cooper, using advanced radar equipment to help bust poachers off the San Diego County coast is just another day
Pacific Rim mathletes defend state, national titles
CARLSBAD — Several Pacific Rim Elementary student mathletes defended their state and national titles at this year’s virtual Perennial Math competition. Fifth-graders James Gentile, Olivier
Thousands of runners, walkers participate in 36th annual Carlsbad 5000
CARLSBAD — After a three-year hiatus due to COVID-19, nearly 7,000 runners and walkers from around the world participated in the 36th annual Carlsbad 5000
Leucadia artist Thom Byrne to debut new exhibit in Del Mar
DEL MAR — Dental equipment. Ice cream scoops. Vintage metal hair dryers. Rusted airplane washers. After more than three decades as a decorative finisher, Leucadia
